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Started by Luis Sanchez Sandoval
Tue, 09 May 2000 00:00
REMOTE ACCESS WITH DCOM NOT WORKING
Author: Luis Sanchez Sandoval
Date: Tue, 09 May 2000 00:00
Date: Tue, 09 May 2000 00:00
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Hi to all, I am trying to run the sample DCOM project from the book "C++ Builder 4 Unleashed", everything compiles OK and I can run the client application if the server is the local machine but when I try to access the remote machine, either the one I am using (as remote) or a remote one, after writing the machine name I get the error: "CreateRemote(machineName, intfObj) class not registered" and points to an exception in UTILCLS.H, it gives a number 2149, I do not know if it is a line number or an error number. the exception is signalled by HRCHECK Does Anyone know what does it mean?, is this a bad configuration of the server or something wrong in the code?, in the book or the header? Thank you very much for your help. Luis email: lsanchez@ctiphone.es
Re: REMOTE ACCESS WITH DCOM NOT WORKING
Author: Clinton Wong
Date: Thu, 18 May 2000 00:00
Date: Thu, 18 May 2000 00:00
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Go to your server and type "EasyDCOMServer /RegServer" on command line to register the GUID (I think if you just execute it manually if will also work) and it should work ok. Good Luck. Clinton ------------------- lsanchez@ctiphone.es (Luis Sanchez Sandoval) wrote in <3918530a@dnews>: >Hi to all, > >I am trying to run the sample DCOM project from the book "C++ Builder 4 >Unleashed", everything compiles OK and I can run the client application >if the server is the local machine but when I try to access the remote >machine, either the one I am using (as remote) or a remote one, after >writing the machine name I get the error: >"CreateRemote(machineName, intfObj) class not registered" and points to >an exception in UTILCLS.H, it gives a number 2149, I do not know if it >is a line number or an error number. > >the exception is signalled by HRCHECK > >Does Anyone know what does it mean?, is this a bad configuration of the >server or something wrong in the code?, in the book or the header? > >Thank you very much for your help. > >Luis >email: lsanchez@ctiphone.es > > >
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