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Default VB.NET - Client to MiddleTier Connections

I have built ActiveX VB6 Clients to call VB6 DLL in COM+ on an IIS box. Those DLLs were business logic and SQL calls (typical). Now, moving into .NET, I am using VS2005, WindowsForms for Client, Class apps for MT Server with COM+. I want to keep the architecture without goingto ASP.NET due to the elaborate account code structure components and validation methods.
I am stuck! I cannot make heads or tails of the proper configuration of my code to make my client talk to my dll in COM+. I am developing everything in VB.NET.

I have towns A (Client), B (Middle Tier Server) and C (SQL Server) built, but no bridge from A to B!

Connection code and heads up about the server setup required would be most useful and greatly appreciated.

Thank You (To Whom You Are!)
Rafo

Rafo of LTSE





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