Anyone find a solution to this? I have the same problem with Win2K pro.

Idea?

> Hi, I hope that somebody can help me on this:
> I was trying do a SNAP-IN in the MMC (Microsoft Management Console) by
> cliking on the IIS icon but I got this message: SNAP-IN FAILED TO
> INITIALIZE. NAME:(UNKNOWN) CLSID: (A841B6C2-7577-11D0-BB1F-00A0C922E79C).
> From that I can't go further and start experiencing my ASP.NET.
> 
> Does anybody can help on that please. I will be very glad to get some 
help.
> 
> David
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Minh T. Nguyen [mailto:nguyentriminh@y...]
> Sent: 15 fevrier, 2002 14:46
> To: aspx_beginners
> Subject: [aspx_beginners] Re: Calling a Java Applet from web forms
> 
> 
> Cliff,
> 
> 	Really? I thought about it the other day. I wanted to rewrite a
> chat program that I wrote in Java in ASP.NET, but I wonder what
> tool/technique I should use to push information down to the client. I
> mean, so far I only know controls that post back data from the client to
> the server, but how can you push information down to the client without
> having a socket connection (i.e., without the client initiating a
> postback)? What is the .NET methodology to do server/client software?
> 
> Minh.
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Cliff Schneide [mailto:Cliff_Schneide@n...]
> Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 6:22 AM
> To: aspx_beginners
> Subject: [aspx_beginners] Re: Calling a Java Applet from web forms
> 
> 
> Whatever the Applet is doing, you could do in asp.net... Problem, I you
> have a applet but no source code, you will have to reinvent the wheel
> here.  If you have the source you should be able to recreate it in C# or
> VB.net fast.
> 
> Cliff Schneide
> Web Developer
> Computer Aid Inc.
> 
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You might try searching through the registry on the clsid to find
out which snap-in is failing and then try reinstalling that snap-in.
There are usually a few keys/values in the registry that will give
you a clue as to the name of the snap-in or at least the directory
where it's installed.


>Anyone find a solution to this? I have the same problem with Win2K
pro.
>
>Idea?
>
>> Hi, I hope that somebody can help me on this:
>> I was trying do a SNAP-IN in the MMC (Microsoft Management
>Console) by
>> cliking on the IIS icon but I got this message: SNAP-IN FAILED TO
>> INITIALIZE. NAME:(UNKNOWN) CLSID:
>(A841B6C2-7577-11D0-BB1F-00A0C922E79C).
>> From that I can't go further and start experiencing my ASP.NET.
>>
>> Does anybody can help on that please. I will be very glad to
>get some
>help.
>>

I've kicked this one around in my head but never tried anything. I
was thinking that instead of trying to push to the client I would
just post the info to the web page and put a timed redirect on the
client that would refresh after the info is posted to the page.
Maybe use a text file on the server with code that would append to
the beginning of the file and delete stuff from the end when it got
to a certain size and use that text file to post to the web page. If
the client page refreshes every couple of seconds it would pick up
any new chat that was added to the text file. Anything sent from the
client would be added to the text file. No push needed.

>>
>> Cliff,
>>
>> 	Really? I thought about it the other day. I wanted to rewrite a
>> chat program that I wrote in Java in ASP.NET, but I wonder what
>> tool/technique I should use to push information down to the
client. I
>> mean, so far I only know controls that post back data from
>the client to
>> the server, but how can you push information down to the
>client without
>> having a socket connection (i.e., without the client initiating a
>> postback)? What is the .NET methodology to do server/client
software?
>>
>> Minh.
>>