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Default interface and EnterpriseServices

Hi all.

I am developing a project with the following characteristics:
-customer interface (Icustomer)
-customerSQL and customerOracle classes (implementing Icustomer)
I tested the project with success.

Than I added COM+ facilities to the customer classes. I simply put a reference to EnterpriseServices and made my methods vote, no further changes to properties and methods code.
When I now test the project, it doesn’t work. I cannot access properties for the instance of customer. The code is:

Icustomer cust=new customerSQL();

When stating cust.name I get the error:
<error: cannot evaluate field of a proxy object>

Any help will be appreciated

TY.





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