I have a COM+ component created in Visual Basic 6 deployed on Windows Server 2003 acting as the IIS Server. The problem with the COM+ component is that now when starting the COM+ component, an error occurs stating:
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Catalog Error
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An error occured while performing the last operation.
Error code 8000FFFF - Catastrophic failure
The event log may contain additional troubleshooting information.
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Please note that the Windows Server 2003 has automatic updates set ON, and the same COM+ component was working fine few days before. Code:
I have been using the CDONTS component on Windows 2000 to send emails for a long time now (code below). However, over time, the report that I am sending has got rather longer and it now gives me an "unknown exception" error. However, I know that it's because there's now too much data (If I remove some of the text it goes fine). I've "compacted" the message as much as I can, but I've got up to the limit now of how much I can compact it by... I've tried to write it to a file and attach that, but the same size limit appears to hold for attachments too. What to do....?
I have just inherited a web site with ASP coding. There is a contact form that when submitted sends an e-mail to the administrator. The site was on a Windows server and is now on a Apache *nix server using Sun ONE ASP. I've included the code and error I am receiving. Some suggestions/directions would be much appreciated.
I also have included the original error and line of code I changed it from in case it was necessary?
ERROR 1
CDONTS.NewMail.1 (0x80020009) Component is disabled /thankyou.asp, line 61
Can anybody shed any light on this issue ??? Or even ways of temporaily getting around it ???
FISH is an ASP application which uses a WSC object called "finapps.fishapp" to handle the requests to the database. The WSC is created in the GLOBAL.ASA as a Session object using the following line:
The finapps.fishapp object creates an "ADODB.Connection" object that is held open while the session is running, and the Session_OnEnd event should call a method of that object that closes the connections
The website falls over only when there has been a period of inactivity greater than the length of the session timeout, and also after there has been a significant amount of traffic prior to this!
The problem we have only occurs for one of our clients, but occurs seemingly randomly on all 4 of their servers. The returned results of the error are as follows: ----------------------------------------------- Active Server Pages error '8002802b'
Create object failed
An error occurred while creating object 'fish'. Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0007'
Out of memory: 'fish' //global.asa, line 36 ------------------------------------------------
After server went down I got this error after submitting Membership form. (win2000, IIS 5.0, Access Database(mdb) ActiveX component can't create object Error Number =429
I am using the object command in asp page to download and register my controls on the client machine. But when a upload the file and run the page on client machine its shows means the permission to download the controls but it didn't download it on client machine as a result i am not able to use any of the control function from page. what to do. I am using this object tag to download
<OBJECT ID="voxPlayer" CLASSID="CLSID:45C0D292-1955-4ABF-8FFE-BEDC323ADBD9" CODEBASE="http://<ServerName>/<myControl>.cab" height = "10" width = "20" border = 2> </OBJECT> Am i missing anything
We currently have a Windows 2000 Server fully patched up running IIS5, the problem that we are having is that the site stays up for a certain amount of time then it goes down.
The only way we can get the site backup is by re- registering ASP.dll
Does anyone know what would be causing this and also have a perminant fix?
i am using a DLL file in my application but its giving me errors.actually i have not registered it yet.how can i register DLL file so that i can use it in my application?
if I have a component that I want to use in my web site (a DLL), is it possible to reference it at runtime in code without having to register it with the O/S? Basically every hosting company I look doesn't say if you can reference your own DLL's. But surely there's demand to do so?
I am developing a forum and it is working fine. The problem is when I post a comment, it registers the server side time whereas it should register the client side time. WHat am I doing wrong....
I want to prevent people with yahoo, hotmail, gmail accounts from registering to my site. Here is where I do Email Insert Confirm. How do I block these email Address:
I want to call ASP object from VB component. When my component is ActiveX dll I can get the request object and read the form controls without any issue. But when my component is ActiveX exe the same code doestnt work Does Activex EXE support accessing of ASP object model.
I was wondering if you guys know if there is a good component for sending fax? the server has a fax-modem and i would like it to "call" an other fax and send data. is that possible?
I don't know to much about asp in general, I'm an ASP.net developer, but my boss wants me to find out the following:
Is it possible to use a COM component from ASP. We have a COM component that allows us to interact with our bank for e-commerce style functionality. Our current site uses ASP and we know need to integrate this COM component in order to let us to some fancier stuff, such as on the fly fraud checking for credit cards.
Can someone advise me if ASP can use COM components and what is involved? Does anyone know of any good resources such as a tutorial?
I build a (vb) component for use within in an ASP. When I put the component in Component Services on the server it will not work if there is no one logged in to the machine. How do I remedy this?
I have downloaded thia DLL that you register then can use the asp object coded into it. can someone give me more information on these component DLL's ?
We have been having problem with our file upload component. It seems that at times the file upload process hangs, and the users get a timeout error. Although the users upload 1 or 2 image files at a time.
I have altered the upload size limit property in the IIS 6 metabase properties, so I don't think that is the case. Because most of the time it works okay, but at other times it hangs....
I have created an asp page that pulls data from SQL server and displays on webpage in the form of Table and Chart.
I use OWC to generate Chart. It work find on my computer with Ms office 2000 installed, but when I upload my the page to my webserver, it doesn't work with the following error message:
006~ASP 0177~Server.CreateObject Failed~Invalid ProgID. For additional information specific to this message please visit the Microsoft Online Support site located at: http://www.microsoft.com/contentredirect.asp.
Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
P.S. On the production server, Office Web Component had already been installed. WSCript.CreateObject("OWC.Chart") works fine in my colleage's vbscript file.
I am using a free upload component for uploading a file to a database . It is accepting only .txt files. I wanted to upload word documents. Also How can I upload a .doc file to Access database. I don't want to buy upload component.
I created a ActiveX DLL component to create a Excel file under my home directory through VB6.0. Then I registered it through "regsvr32" command and a messagebox came out to say that the register was successful. But when I tried to run it in my ASP page under IIS ver5.01 and win XP Pro, it gave me this error:
Error Type: Server object, ASP 0177 (0x800401F3) Invalid class string /tg.asp, line 2
Here is my full code: <% set myExcel=server.createobject("test.test1") myExcel.CreateExcel set myExcel=nothing %>
I am looking for an unzipping component. I have a series of files that are available zipped at a considerable decrease in size. And before ASPINET fails on a script timeout, I'd rather download the zip file and unzip it when it arrives.
