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When do u get this error<br />
while initializing com object <br />
or while calling any method of ur com object ?<br />
is it a third party com component or developed by u (if so then it would be easy to find bug)
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When do u get this error
while initializing com object
or while calling any method of ur com object ?
is it a third party com component or developed by u (if so then it would be easy to find bug)

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I believe the error happens when a method is called.<br />
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The COM component is custom written.<br />

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I believe the error happens when a method is called.

The COM component is custom written.


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are u providing any arguments for that method ?<br />
if so , pls specify them and their sample contents 
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are u providing any arguments for that method ?
if so , pls specify them and their sample contents

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Hey knowlton <br />
u got ur bug fixed ?
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The guy that reported the bug to me is on vacation for the next 3 weeks.<br />
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I'll have to see if this fixed his problem.
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The guy that reported the bug to me is on vacation for the next 3 weeks.

I'll have to see if this fixed his problem.

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Why would someone begin receiving a COM + error 70 &quot;permission denied&quot; when accessing a DLLon our COM+ server?<br />
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Both domains are trusted. &nbsp;The source code has not changed. &nbsp;This worked a few weeks ago and only recently started receiving a &quot;permission denied&quot; error.<br />
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Can anyone shed some light on this?
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Why would someone begin receiving a COM + error 70 "permission denied" when accessing a DLLon our COM+ server?

Both domains are trusted.  The source code has not changed.  This worked a few weeks ago and only recently started receiving a "permission denied" error.

Can anyone shed some light on this?

COM + error 70

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.