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asp_ado_rds thread: RDS Error Need Help
Message #1 by "idalton" <idalton@d...> on Mon, 28 Oct 2002 19:47:00
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I am bringing back ado recordset to the client side via a custom business
object and attaching it to a third party control. See code below:
var objGrid = document.all.dspDataSpace.CreateObject
("GridServer.clsData","IMTESTSERVER");
//now create rs from the custom object using custom obj
var GridRS = objGrid.DisconnectedClip(sSQL,"RDSClip","Connection")
//finally assign the returned rs to DataControl object:
document.all.dsoDataControl.SourceRecordset = GridRS;
document.all.fg.DataSource = GridRS
It works great on my machine, but when I try it on another machine that
does not have the custom business obj registered on it I get the following
error "Safety settings on this computer prohibit creation of business
object". I have searched every website I could and nothing could explain
why this error occurs. What I did on the other machine was put into the
Registry the following key per microsoft's document
(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\GridServer.clsData\Clsid\(Default)"{Objects GUID}) but
it looks like I need to install the actual custom dll onto users machine?
Any help would be great.
Thanks
Message #2 by Josh King <JoshK@g...> on Mon, 28 Oct 2002 13:36:47 -0600
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Did you check the browsers security settings?
Josh King
GeoAccess Inc.
-----Original Message-----
From: idalton [mailto:idalton@d...]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 1:47 PM
To: ASP_ADO_RDS
Subject: [asp_ado_rds] RDS Error Need Help
I am bringing back ado recordset to the client side via a custom business
object and attaching it to a third party control. See code below:
var objGrid = document.all.dspDataSpace.CreateObject
("GridServer.clsData","IMTESTSERVER");
//now create rs from the custom object using custom obj
var GridRS = objGrid.DisconnectedClip(sSQL,"RDSClip","Connection")
//finally assign the returned rs to DataControl object:
document.all.dsoDataControl.SourceRecordset = GridRS;
document.all.fg.DataSource = GridRS
It works great on my machine, but when I try it on another machine that
does not have the custom business obj registered on it I get the following
error "Safety settings on this computer prohibit creation of business
object". I have searched every website I could and nothing could explain
why this error occurs. What I did on the other machine was put into the
Registry the following key per microsoft's document
(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\GridServer.clsData\Clsid\(Default)"{Objects GUID}) but
it looks like I need to install the actual custom dll onto users machine?
Any help would be great.
Thanks
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Message #3 by "idalton" <idalton@d...> on Tue, 29 Oct 2002 16:06:54
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Thanks Josh that's what is was. A setting in the local intranet section.
> I am bringing back ado recordset to the client side via a custom
business
o> bject and attaching it to a third party control. See code below:
> var objGrid = document.all.dspDataSpace.CreateObject
(> "GridServer.clsData","IMTESTSERVER");
>
/> /now create rs from the custom object using custom obj
v> ar GridRS = objGrid.DisconnectedClip(sSQL,"RDSClip","Connection")
/> /finally assign the returned rs to DataControl object:
d> ocument.all.dsoDataControl.SourceRecordset = GridRS;
d> ocument.all.fg.DataSource = GridRS
> It works great on my machine, but when I try it on another machine that
d> oes not have the custom business obj registered on it I get the
following
e> rror "Safety settings on this computer prohibit creation of business
o> bject". I have searched every website I could and nothing could explain
w> hy this error occurs. What I did on the other machine was put into the
R> egistry the following key per microsoft's document
(> HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\GridServer.clsData\Clsid\(Default)"{Objects GUID})
but
i> t looks like I need to install the actual custom dll onto users
machine?
A> ny help would be great.
> Thanks
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