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Yes, CreateObject(&quot;ClassLibrary<wbr />1.ComClass<wbr />1&quot;,&quot;Server<wbr />Name&quot;) is supported in VB.NET as well
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Yes, CreateObject("ClassLibrary1.ComClass1","ServerName") is supported in VB.NET as well

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yes<br />
But i couldn't create object from the remote server.<br />
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iam getting 429-activex cannot create object, 462-server unavailable error<br />
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i have exported the package from the server and installed in the client machine. Still i am getting the above error.<br />
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Regards,<br />
M.Raja
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yes
But i couldn't create object from the remote server.

iam getting 429-activex cannot create object, 462-server unavailable error

i have exported the package from the server and installed in the client machine. Still i am getting the above error.


Regards,
M.Raja

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Dear experts,<br />
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i want to createobject from the client for the application installed in the COM+ application(Windows 2003 server).<br />
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is it possible from VB.NET like createobject(Classname, Servername) in VB.<br />
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Please give me ur suggestion on this issue...<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
M.Raja
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Dear experts,

i want to createobject from the client for the application installed in the COM+ application(Windows 2003 server).

is it possible from VB.NET like createobject(Classname, Servername) in VB.

Please give me ur suggestion on this issue...

Thanks in advance,
M.Raja

CreateObject in VB.Net from client machine

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Visual Basic.NET

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