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Is that 32bit? Are you running it on a 32 bit classic app pool?<br />
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As an alternative, here is an example of vbs using xmlhttppost for soap calls <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28293687/Classic-ASP-and-SOAP.html?anchorAnswerId=39646834#a39646834" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28293687/Classic-ASP-and-SOAP.html?anchorAnswerId=39646834#a39646834</a>
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Is that 32bit? Are you running it on a 32 bit classic app pool?

As an alternative, here is an example of vbs using xmlhttppost for soap calls https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28293687/Classic-ASP-and-SOAP.html?anchorAnswerId=39646834#a39646834 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28293687/Classic-ASP-and-SOAP.html?anchorAnswerId=39646834#a39646834]

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The system is running on 64bit i tried to allow 32 bits application it made crash everything
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The system is running on 64bit i tried to allow 32 bits application it made crash everything

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Thanks you man it resolved my problem i just created a another pool and put the website in it with 32bit application on. Have a good day.
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Thanks you man it resolved my problem i just created a another pool and put the website in it with 32bit application on. Have a good day.

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I have a website on windows server 2016 host with IIS. And the using of MSSOAP30 is not working.<br />
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I tried to register the dll MSSOAP30.dll in module in IIS but it did not change anything. Below is the line of code wich is not working.<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-29151517-1">Dim soapClient

Set soapClient = CreateObject(&quot;MSSOAP.soapClient30&quot;)</code></pre>
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The error message below<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-29151517-2">Microsoft VBScript Runtime Error '800a01ad' Error

An ActiveX component can not create an object: 'MSSOAP.soapClient30'</code></pre>
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I have a website on windows server 2016 host with IIS. And the using of MSSOAP30 is not working.

I tried to register the dll MSSOAP30.dll in module in IIS but it did not change anything. Below is the line of code wich is not working.

(CODE)

The error message below

(CODE)

Microsoft VBScript Runtime Error '800a01ad' Error  An ActiveX component can not create an object: 'MSSOAP.soapClient3

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