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Message #1 by lim soo <limsk99@y...> on Sat, 19 Jan 2002 20:21:24 -0800 (PST)
hi,

i'm having a problem when deploying my web application

into my web server. The simpliest way of deploying

that i choose was XCOPY method. 

this is what i have been done during the deployment.

1. make a new directory eg. c:\LeaveApp\

2. make a new c:\LeaveApp\bin

3. xcopy the ASP.NET webform (.aspx) into LeaveApp

directory.

4. xcopy the com component into \bin

5. create IIS virtual directory("\LeaveApp") to the

c:\LeaveApp.



that's all i had done, but when i try to access let's

say through http://myserver/LeaveApp/NewLeave.aspx

it's saying that my com object was not valid or

register but then when i try to register thoses com

component which resides in my bin directory into the

my c:\winnt\system32, there's error message prompt out

that hinder me from registering. 



what was wrong those steps? Any missing step? Please

advice.



i encountered the follow error message.



----------------------------------------------------

Server Error in '/LeaveApp' Application. 

 

COM object with CLSID

{4C19DA21-7038-4A38-94DD-C4233065A0E1} is either not

valid or not registered. 

Description: An unhandled exception occurred during

the execution of the current web request. Please

review the stack trace for more information about the

error and where it originated in the code. 



Exception Details:

System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: COM

object with CLSID

{4C19DA21-7038-4A38-94DD-C4233065A0E1} is either not

valid or not registered.



------------------------------------------------



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Message #2 by Todd Carrico <ToddC@m...> on Mon, 21 Jan 2002 00:51:58 -0600
You can't XCOPY COM objects.  You need to run regsvr32.exe to register your

component in COM Services.



Try that and let us know what you get.



tc





-----Original Message-----

From: lim soo [mailto:limsk99@y...] 

Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 10:21 PM

To: ASP+

Subject: [aspx] Server Error In Deployment



hi,

i'm having a problem when deploying my web application

into my web server. The simpliest way of deploying

that i choose was XCOPY method. 

this is what i have been done during the deployment.

1. make a new directory eg. c:\LeaveApp\

2. make a new c:\LeaveApp\bin

3. xcopy the ASP.NET webform (.aspx) into LeaveApp

directory.

4. xcopy the com component into \bin

5. create IIS virtual directory("\LeaveApp") to the

c:\LeaveApp.



that's all i had done, but when i try to access let's

say through http://myserver/LeaveApp/NewLeave.aspx

it's saying that my com object was not valid or

register but then when i try to register thoses com

component which resides in my bin directory into the

my c:\winnt\system32, there's error message prompt out

that hinder me from registering. 



what was wrong those steps? Any missing step? Please

advice.



i encountered the follow error message.



----------------------------------------------------

Server Error in '/LeaveApp' Application. 

 

COM object with CLSID

{4C19DA21-7038-4A38-94DD-C4233065A0E1} is either not

valid or not registered. 

Description: An unhandled exception occurred during

the execution of the current web request. Please

review the stack trace for more information about the

error and where it originated in the code. 



Exception Details:

System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: COM

object with CLSID

{4C19DA21-7038-4A38-94DD-C4233065A0E1} is either not

valid or not registered.



------------------------------------------------



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Message #3 by lim soo <limsk99@y...> on Mon, 21 Jan 2002 01:20:53 -0800 (PST)
hi all,

i had try that too. however there was an error saying

that i can't register those component, they already

exist in the system. i read a book it says that i need

some script to register them. does anyone had any idea

of what are them?



mavis





--- Todd Carrico <ToddC@m...> wrote:

> You can't XCOPY COM objects.  You need to run

> regsvr32.exe to register your

> component in COM Services.

> 

> Try that and let us know what you get.

> 

> tc

> 

> 

> -----Original Message-----

> From: lim soo [mailto:limsk99@y...] 

> Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 10:21 PM

> To: ASP+

> Subject: [aspx] Server Error In Deployment

> 

> hi,

> i'm having a problem when deploying my web

> application

> into my web server. The simpliest way of deploying

> that i choose was XCOPY method. 

> this is what i have been done during the deployment.

> 1. make a new directory eg. c:\LeaveApp\

> 2. make a new c:\LeaveApp\bin

> 3. xcopy the ASP.NET webform (.aspx) into LeaveApp

> directory.

> 4. xcopy the com component into \bin

> 5. create IIS virtual directory("\LeaveApp") to the

> c:\LeaveApp.

> 

> that's all i had done, but when i try to access

> let's

> say through http://myserver/LeaveApp/NewLeave.aspx

> it's saying that my com object was not valid or

> register but then when i try to register thoses com

> component which resides in my bin directory into the

> my c:\winnt\system32, there's error message prompt

> out

> that hinder me from registering. 

> 

> what was wrong those steps? Any missing step? Please

> advice.

> 

> i encountered the follow error message.

> 

> ----------------------------------------------------

> Server Error in '/LeaveApp' Application. 

>  

> COM object with CLSID

> {4C19DA21-7038-4A38-94DD-C4233065A0E1} is either not

> valid or not registered. 

> Description: An unhandled exception occurred during

> the execution of the current web request. Please

> review the stack trace for more information about

> the

> error and where it originated in the code. 

> 

> Exception Details:

> System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: COM

> object with CLSID

> {4C19DA21-7038-4A38-94DD-C4233065A0E1} is either not

> valid or not registered.

> 

> ------------------------------------------------

> 

> thank you. hope u had any idea.

> 

> 

> 

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Message #4 by Todd Carrico <ToddC@m...> on Mon, 21 Jan 2002 08:25:35 -0600
If the component is already registered, does it have the same interface as

the new one?  If not, you need to hunt it down and un register it.  Then

register your new one.



If the component does not have the same interface, then your app should be

working.  I am pretty sure that Com Interop does not expect the DLL to be in

the /bin directory.



As far as the script goes, it is using regsvr32.exe to register the

component.  Command line, batch file, same thing.



tc





-----Original Message-----

From: lim soo [mailto:limsk99@y...] 

Sent: Monday, January 21, 2002 3:21 AM

To: ASP+

Subject: [aspx] RE: Server Error In Deployment



hi all,

i had try that too. however there was an error saying

that i can't register those component, they already

exist in the system. i read a book it says that i need

some script to register them. does anyone had any idea

of what are them?



mavis





--- Todd Carrico <ToddC@m...> wrote:

> You can't XCOPY COM objects.  You need to run

> regsvr32.exe to register your

> component in COM Services.

> 

> Try that and let us know what you get.

> 

> tc

> 

> 

> -----Original Message-----

> From: lim soo [mailto:limsk99@y...] 

> Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 10:21 PM

> To: ASP+

> Subject: [aspx] Server Error In Deployment

> 

> hi,

> i'm having a problem when deploying my web

> application

> into my web server. The simpliest way of deploying

> that i choose was XCOPY method. 

> this is what i have been done during the deployment.

> 1. make a new directory eg. c:\LeaveApp\

> 2. make a new c:\LeaveApp\bin

> 3. xcopy the ASP.NET webform (.aspx) into LeaveApp

> directory.

> 4. xcopy the com component into \bin

> 5. create IIS virtual directory("\LeaveApp") to the

> c:\LeaveApp.

> 

> that's all i had done, but when i try to access

> let's

> say through http://myserver/LeaveApp/NewLeave.aspx

> it's saying that my com object was not valid or

> register but then when i try to register thoses com

> component which resides in my bin directory into the

> my c:\winnt\system32, there's error message prompt

> out

> that hinder me from registering. 

> 

> what was wrong those steps? Any missing step? Please

> advice.

> 

> i encountered the follow error message.

> 

> ----------------------------------------------------

> Server Error in '/LeaveApp' Application. 

>  

> COM object with CLSID

> {4C19DA21-7038-4A38-94DD-C4233065A0E1} is either not

> valid or not registered. 

> Description: An unhandled exception occurred during

> the execution of the current web request. Please

> review the stack trace for more information about

> the

> error and where it originated in the code. 

> 

> Exception Details:

> System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: COM

> object with CLSID

> {4C19DA21-7038-4A38-94DD-C4233065A0E1} is either not

> valid or not registered.

> 

> ------------------------------------------------

> 

> thank you. hope u had any idea.

> 

> 

> 

> __________________________________________________

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Message #5 by "McCloy, Russell" <Russell.McCloy@B...> on Tue, 22 Jan 2002 08:50:14 +1100
Dont you need to run the new vbc compiler??



-----Original Message-----

From: Todd Carrico [mailto:ToddC@m...]

Sent: Monday, 21 January 2002 5:52 PM

To: ASP+

Subject: [aspx] RE: Server Error In Deployment





You can't XCOPY COM objects.  You need to run regsvr32.exe to register your

component in COM Services.



Try that and let us know what you get.



tc





-----Original Message-----

From: lim soo [mailto:limsk99@y...] 

Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 10:21 PM

To: ASP+

Subject: [aspx] Server Error In Deployment



hi,

i'm having a problem when deploying my web application

into my web server. The simpliest way of deploying

that i choose was XCOPY method. 

this is what i have been done during the deployment.

1. make a new directory eg. c:\LeaveApp\

2. make a new c:\LeaveApp\bin

3. xcopy the ASP.NET webform (.aspx) into LeaveApp

directory.

4. xcopy the com component into \bin

5. create IIS virtual directory("\LeaveApp") to the

c:\LeaveApp.



that's all i had done, but when i try to access let's

say through http://myserver/LeaveApp/NewLeave.aspx

it's saying that my com object was not valid or

register but then when i try to register thoses com

component which resides in my bin directory into the

my c:\winnt\system32, there's error message prompt out

that hinder me from registering. 



what was wrong those steps? Any missing step? Please

advice.



i encountered the follow error message.



----------------------------------------------------

Server Error in '/LeaveApp' Application. 

 

COM object with CLSID

{4C19DA21-7038-4A38-94DD-C4233065A0E1} is either not

valid or not registered. 

Description: An unhandled exception occurred during

the execution of the current web request. Please

review the stack trace for more information about the

error and where it originated in the code. 



Exception Details:

System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: COM

object with CLSID

{4C19DA21-7038-4A38-94DD-C4233065A0E1} is either not

valid or not registered.



------------------------------------------------



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