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asp_components thread: 3 real machines and problems with MTS machine
Message #1 by dont worry <aspmailbox@y...> on Mon, 4 Dec 2000 21:26:07 -0800 (PST)
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So i have 3 physical machines,
A = IIS
B = Component services
C = SQL Server
I've put com objects on components services, then
create an application proxy and exported it to A.
Worked great till I needed to make a change to the
object.
Spent 2 hrs trying to do what I did 2 weeks early.
I had to settle for putting object on webserver.
What might be happening?
Anyone know why it seems that this is so impossible?
DW
Message #2 by "Michael Angelo Libio" <malibio@h...> on Tue, 5 Dec 2000 13:27:39 -0800
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When you made your changes at the component level, did you also make changes
to the component interface (number of parameters, parameter type, new
methods, properties)? If you did, you need to re-export the application
proxy, and run it against the client (IBIS) machine - it's always a good
idea to that whenever you make changes to the actual component anyway
because of conflicting class id's due to recompile, etc. I hope this helps.
----- Original Message -----
From: "dont worry" <aspmailbox@y...>
To: "ASP components" <asp_components@p...>
Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 9:26 PM
Subject: [asp_components] 3 real machines and problems with MTS machine
> So i have 3 physical machines,
> A = IIS
> B = Component services
> C = SQL Server
>
> I've put com objects on components services, then
> create an application proxy and exported it to A.
> Worked great till I needed to make a change to the
> object.
> Spent 2 hrs trying to do what I did 2 weeks early.
> I had to settle for putting object on webserver.
> What might be happening?
> Anyone know why it seems that this is so impossible?
> DW
>
>
Message #3 by dont worry <aspmailbox@y...> on Tue, 5 Dec 2000 20:11:13 -0800 (PST)
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<change>I made a change to the html.</change>
<step1>
I tried deleting the current one from MTS then
creating a new application components services
</step1>
<question>
Should have I just overwritten the old files?
</question>
<step2>
I recreated the the application proxy and tried step1
on the IIS
</step2>
<notice>
None of this worked.
</notice>
<step3>
I ended up leaving it on the IIS machine, so I think
it was a problem with the network.
</step3>
--- Michael Angelo Libio <malibio@h...> wrote:
> When you made your changes at the component level,
> did you also make changes
> to the component interface (number of parameters,
> parameter type, new
> methods, properties)? If you did, you need to
> re-export the application
> proxy, and run it against the client (IBIS) machine
> - it's always a good
> idea to that whenever you make changes to the actual
> component anyway
> because of conflicting class id's due to recompile,
> etc. I hope this helps.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "dont worry" <aspmailbox@y...>
> To: "ASP components" <asp_components@p...>
> Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 9:26 PM
> Subject: [asp_components] 3 real machines and
> problems with MTS machine
>
>
> > So i have 3 physical machines,
> > A = IIS
> > B = Component services
> > C = SQL Server
> >
> > I've put com objects on components services, then
> > create an application proxy and exported it to A.
> > Worked great till I needed to make a change to the
> > object.
> > Spent 2 hrs trying to do what I did 2 weeks early.
> > I had to settle for putting object on webserver.
> > What might be happening?
> > Anyone know why it seems that this is so
> impossible?
> > DW
> >
> >
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