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I have a vb6 dll hosted in a COM+ &nbsp;application on a server machine. 
 
the vb6 dll has a reference to msxml4.dll. 
 
 
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My question is: 
 
 
- When i install the vb6 dll into a COM+ component/application does COM+ automatically register the msxml4.dll? 
 
&nbsp; If COM+ does take care of registering the referenced libraries - can it register msxml4.dll. &nbsp; 
&nbsp; Because I understand that there are some complications about registering msxml4.dll (ie it 
&nbsp; requires more than just - regsvr32.exe msxml4.dll) 
 
thanks 
 
 
 
 
 

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I have a vb6 dll hosted in a COM+  application on a server machine.

the vb6 dll has a reference to msxml4.dll.


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My question is:


- When i install the vb6 dll into a COM+ component/application does COM+ automatically register the msxml4.dll?

  If COM+ does take care of registering the referenced libraries - can it register msxml4.dll.   
  Because I understand that there are some complications about registering msxml4.dll (ie it 
  requires more than just - regsvr32.exe msxml4.dll)

thanks







COM+ registering referenced libraries

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