0x800702e4 Error in VB.NET application
I'm working on a project in Visual Studio 2010, running on my Windows 7 64 bit workstation. In that project, I've included a COM reference to a .exe file provided by a 3rd party. This .exe file provides an interface to a database (it's basically an SDK that accepts XML requests and provides responses). In order to use it, you write code like this:
Dim MyObj As New MyInterface.MyRequestProce
This is documented in the "guide" provided with the SDK (note: That "guide" is basically worthless, as is the "support" from the development team for the SDK).
The code above immediately errors out during a debug session with the following error:
System.Runtime.InteropServ
The error translates over to "requested operation requires elevated permissions".
I have turned OFF UAC on the machine, but the error persists. I've set the .exe file to run in Compatibility mode, and I've set it to run with Administrator Privileges. I've tried toggling the CopyLocal and Isolated properties of the reference.
The error persists regardless of what I do.
Am I missing something, or am I just out of luck with getting this to run on my machine?
Dim MyObj As New MyInterface.MyRequestProce
This is documented in the "guide" provided with the SDK (note: That "guide" is basically worthless, as is the "support" from the development team for the SDK).
The code above immediately errors out during a debug session with the following error:
System.Runtime.InteropServ
The error translates over to "requested operation requires elevated permissions".
I have turned OFF UAC on the machine, but the error persists. I've set the .exe file to run in Compatibility mode, and I've set it to run with Administrator Privileges. I've tried toggling the CopyLocal and Isolated properties of the reference.
The error persists regardless of what I do.
Am I missing something, or am I just out of luck with getting this to run on my machine?
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That seems to have done the trick (i.e. setting the "deven.exe" file to run as Administrator). Oddly enough, I read that post but failed to notice the mention of running as Administrator.
I've been wrangling with this off-and-on for about a week now, so I'm sure glad to get this resolved. Thanks for your prompt response!
I've been wrangling with this off-and-on for about a week now, so I'm sure glad to get this resolved. Thanks for your prompt response!
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I don't have a definite answer, but I did some research trying to help you. I found this thread http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Languages/.NET/Visual_Basic.NET/Q_26369067.html
By reading it I saw that maybe you need to run VS 2010 as Administrator.. like right-click on VS2010 exe and run it as administrator. It might be it or not. If I find something else i'll post it.