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in VB6 IDE make sure MTS 2.0 Admin Type Library is checked off in project references
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in VB6 IDE make sure MTS 2.0 Admin Type Library is checked off in project references

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Thanks Kevp75. &nbsp;Part of the problem is that &quot;MTS 2.0 Admin Type Library&quot; is unavailable through the project references. When I first loaded the VB project on the new machine, the compiler indicated this reference as &quot;MISSING:&quot;.<br />
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Thanks Kevp75.  Part of the problem is that "MTS 2.0 Admin Type Library" is unavailable through the project references. When I first loaded the VB project on the new machine, the compiler indicated this reference as "MISSING:".



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Getting this error from the webpage:<br />
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ADODB.Recordset error '800a0e78' <br />
Operation is not allowed when the object is closed. <br />
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When using GetObjectContext. &nbsp;<br />
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This works fine on XP 32 bit, IIS 5.0. &nbsp;I encountered this when moving the ASP application to a new development machine running XP Pro 64 bit, IIS 6.0.<br />
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Also, when I first opened the VB project in the IDE on my XP 64 bit dev machine, the &quot;MTS 2.0 Admin Type Library&quot; is listed as missing, yet I do see the &quot;mtsadmin.tlb&quot; file within c:\windows\system32\com\ folder. &nbsp;<br />

<pre><code id="code-358132">This is within my VB6 COM object registered with Component Services. 
Dim objcObjCon As ObjectContext
Dim resResponse As Response
Set objcObjCon = GetObjectContext
Set roRequest = objcObjCon(&quot;Request&quot;)
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Getting this error from the webpage:

ADODB.Recordset error '800a0e78' 
Operation is not allowed when the object is closed. 

When using GetObjectContext.  



This works fine on XP 32 bit, IIS 5.0.  I encountered this when moving the ASP application to a new development machine running XP Pro 64 bit, IIS 6.0.

Also, when I first opened the VB project in the IDE on my XP 64 bit dev machine, the "MTS 2.0 Admin Type Library" is listed as missing, yet I do see the "mtsadmin.tlb" file within c:\windows\system32\com\ folder.  

Classic ASP, VB 6.0, on IIS V6.0 XP 64 Bit - Getting error with GetObjectContext

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