Smart Client + COM

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Is there any link where I can find an example of buliding one.I seem to have lost my way throught
the documentations.I am trying to use a SpreadSheet object with Web Services.Everything works fine in
my machine.But when I use somebody else machine I get COMEXception class not registered.
 
You need to make sure the COM component you are using in your application is
registered on the machine. COM componentes can not be deployed using normal
no-thouch deployment. You need to deploy them seperately (e.g. a setup
project).

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Vishwanathan Raman said:
Is there any link where I can find an example of buliding one.I seem to have lost my way throught
the documentations.I am trying to use a SpreadSheet object with Web
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Services.Everything works fine in
 
Hi!

Is the SpreadSheet COM Server registered on the system the exception is
being thrown?

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Vishwanathan Raman said:
Is there any link where I can find an example of buliding one.I seem to have lost my way throught
the documentations.I am trying to use a SpreadSheet object with Web
Click to expand...
Services.Everything works fine in
 
No its not registered.Its registered on the development machine which is working fine.If I am trying to
use the Smart Client application from anothers machine then it throws me the error.
Is there any way to solve the issue apart from registering it on the Client Machine.
Regards
Vishwanathan
 
Hi!

You must have the type information locally. Have the TLB details, at least,
and then use DCOMCNFG to configure the remote server where the COM server
will be actually instantiated. But you cannot just instantiate a COM Server
*without* any registration details.

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Kumar Gaurav Khanna
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