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  1. #1
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    Deployment of COM Object In MTS

    Dear Friend,
    I've the following problem:
    1. I've created a component(DLL) in VB6.0. I've registered the component in MTS server. I need to run my application in the client's machine where MTxAs.Dll is not present. In the client's machine MTS is not installed.When I'm running the application it is giving runtime error saying that object cannot be created and Mts type Library missing.
    Whether it is necessary to install MTS in all the clients system or not.
    If not what is the solution.


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    Re: Deployment of COM Object In MTS

    Hello,

    The question is how did you install the link to the MTS server on the client.

    Normally you have exported a package that also includes as setup file for the client.

    When you run this exe on the client, this registeres the MTS component and includes some dll's.
    Although be carefull when you use win98 and MTS sometimes this installation replaces the cfgmgr32.dll what will result in messages that powerprf.dll can not be found ...

    I have not needed MTxAs.Dll on any client machine, this is only needed on the devellopment machine.

    Hope this was usefull

    Ronny Hermans


  3. #3
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    Re: Deployment of COM Object In MTS

    Hello,
    if You are using your ActiveX Dll in MTS you need not to install MTS in client machine.

    if you are using this COM Component in ASP what you need to do just pass the URL address of Site.it will automatically connect to that Dll's.

    otherwise you have a utility with the name DCOMcnfg.exe under winnt/system32 to configure your DCOM component.

    Hope this will help you

    Best of Luck

    bye


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