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is developed in VB6 (activeX dll) and is deployed as "COM+ Server application" on a WIN 2003 server. On the same server we have a large web based system written in ASP that uses extensively the COM application "MyLib.Root". In addition of this web based system on the same WIN2003 server we have a small VB6 EXE program that is scheduled to run every day that use the same COM application "MyLib.Root" and now randomly (not always, sometimes, fewer times) we got the above error when the EXE program try to create the "MyLib.Root" object. Any ideas? How can I debug this behavior? Is there any kind of logs to understand more deeply this error? Thanks in advance, Alex Ruggeri Thursday, March 19, 2009 10:00 AM Answers 0 Sign in to vote You could look into the event log, and see if there is any error related to COM+ and your application? Here is a link describing how to view the event logs:http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/308427WeiSDE Proposed as answer by edhickeyOwner Monday, April 06, 2009 7:39 PM Marked as answer by Eric Smyth - MSFTModerator Monday, April
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a Question Need help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from https://bytes.com/topic/visual-basic-net/answers/598457-vb6-automation-error-trying-use-com-exposed-c-dll a community of 418,436 IT Pros & Developers. It's quick & easy. VB6 automation error trying to use a COM-exposed C# DLL P: n/a Tremendo Hi, I http://www.justskins.com/forums/automation-error-0x8007045a-in-43546.html have two PCs: PC1: Visual Studio 2005 (including .NET framework 2.0. PC2: Visual Studio 6 (using Visual Basic 6) + .NET framework 2.0 installed separately. On PC1 automation error I wrote and built a C# DLL (see code below), and created one .tlb and one .reg file to expose its methods to COM. On PC2 I copied the .dll, .tlb and .reg into WINDOWS\system32, and executed the .reg to insert new entries to the registry. In Visual Basic 6, I created a new vb6 automation error project, and added a reference to the ..tlb. So far, everything seems to be ok. I can see the class in the object inspector, and browse its methods and enumerations. Also, the tool that shows as I type the valid methods and parameters works ok. Compilation to exe works fine. Problems start at run time. Just trying to instantiate one instance of the COM exposed class gives me a "Run-time error '-2147024894 (80070002) Automation error'". See VB6 code below, too. Both listings have dummy code. Any hint about what can this be due to? Thank you, Tremendo %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% using System; using System.Text; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; namespace N_Proc_CC1100_Test { public enum RadiobandTypes { RadiobandR =0, RadiobandRC, RadiobandRCS, RadiobandT } // ================================================== ======================= [GuidAttribute("AEB5062F-6695-4484-B07A-53C37A99E92B")] [InterfaceTypeAttribute(ComInterfaceType.InterfaceI sIDispatch)] public interface _C_Proc_CC1100_Test { [DispIdAttribute(1)] bool EnterTestMode(int RadiobandType); [DispIdAttribute(2)] bool LeaveTestMode(); [DispIdAttribute(3)] bool GetSoftwareVersion(out int version); [DispIdAttribute(4)] bool TestRF(out double PeakFrequency_MHz,out double PeakPower_dBm); [DispIdAttribute(5)] bool SetOutputs(int outputs); [DispIdAttribute(6)] bool GetInputs(out int inputs); } // ================================================== ======================= [GuidAttribute("A9B
0x8007045A in calling dll - ASP Components I have an ASP page (VS 6) which calls a VB COM dll which in turn calls a third party dll that is the offical API for this third party application. My dll code works just fine in the VB debugger but when it runs in its compiled state, the code hits an error when it tries to instantiate the API dll: Error 0x8007045A. Description: Automation error A dynamic link library (DLL) initialization routine failed. Both dlls are registered and I should emphasize that the error is NOT raised in the ASP page (which is usually where one has problems) ... Thread Tools Show Printable Version Email this Page… Subscribe to this Thread… Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode August 24th,03:57 AM #1 Automation Error 0x8007045A in calling dll I have an ASP page (VS 6) which calls a VB COM dll which in turn calls a third party dll that is the offical API for this third party application. My dll code works just fine in the VB debugger but when it runs in its compiled state, the code hits an error when it tries to instantiate the API dll: Error 0x8007045A. Description: Automation error A dynamic link library (DLL) initialization routine failed. Both dlls are registered and I should emphasize that the error is NOT raised in the ASP page (which is usually where one has problems) but in the wrapper dll. I've scoured the web for more info on this error and see one or two people have suffered a similar problem when they have an ASP page calling a wrapper dll which in turn calls another dll. But I didn't see any solutions that worked. Thinking this might be some kind of permissions issue I tried giving the IUSER AND IWAM accounts administrator privileges but I still get the same error. I should add that I have no problem instantiating other dlls from ASP so there seems to be something weirdly different about this third party dll. However, if I build a VB executable which calls the API dll, it has no problem running in its compiled state. So there's something about the account under which ASP runs under which seems to be causing problems. Any ideas? Julian Brown Guest August 3rd,01:18 PM #2 Re: Automation Error 0x8007045A in calling dll Have you been able t