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Hi,
I am getting a "Permission Denied" (error No: 70) error within my MTS app.
I use a VB client; MTS middle layer (including business & database objects) with a SQL-Server backend
Within the client layer, I have a grid containing employee details, and when the user selects a row from the grid, I make a call to the Business layer - passing the ‘empId’ as a collection used as a parameter.
There seems to be a problem with the collection that is passed in as a parameter. As soon as you try to do something with the collection - i.e. set something to it or try to access say the count, then the error occurs.
I know that we need to keep the MTS objects stateless, though I don't know where VB collections fit in within the scheme of objects. Obviously we don't define them in MTS in any way. Is it part of "Interface Implemented by an MTS Component".
I urgently need a resolution to this problem, so any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Andy
I am getting a "Permission Denied" (error No: 70) error within my MTS app.
I use a VB client; MTS middle layer (including business & database objects) with a SQL-Server backend
Within the client layer, I have a grid containing employee details, and when the user selects a row from the grid, I make a call to the Business layer - passing the ‘empId’ as a collection used as a parameter.
There seems to be a problem with the collection that is passed in as a parameter. As soon as you try to do something with the collection - i.e. set something to it or try to access say the count, then the error occurs.
I know that we need to keep the MTS objects stateless, though I don't know where VB collections fit in within the scheme of objects. Obviously we don't define them in MTS in any way. Is it part of "Interface Implemented by an MTS Component".
I urgently need a resolution to this problem, so any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Andy
ASKER
I have come accross more information which seems to suggest that this error is linked to whether the MTS Server package is running as a service or as the currently logged on user on the server.
(If I run the app against MTS on my own local machine - I don't get the errors).
However, this package does need to run as a service so I guess I need to know how to enable this for other users?
Andy
(If I run the app against MTS on my own local machine - I don't get the errors).
However, this package does need to run as a service so I guess I need to know how to enable this for other users?
Andy
If you are running as the "currently logged on user", you will find that things dont work very well if there is no console user (i.e. you are not logged into the server).
Try running as a library application.
Try running as a library application.
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Do I do this through DCOMCNFG to set DCOM permissions?
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(If I run the app against MTS on my own local machine - I don't get the errors).
However, this package does need to run as a service so I guess I need to know how to enable this for other users?
Andy