I hope this is the correct newsgroup for this post...

Where I work, we are implementing the new WSC files into ASP to wrap up
some of our business logic.  After creating a new WSC file using MS's
wizard and putting our code in, the Server.CreateObject fails on the
object.  Of course we are registering the component before using it. Is
there some other something that has to be done before the component can
be used from ASP?  I also noticed that to see the WSC component from
within Visual Basic, you had to first create a TLB and reference it
instead of the WSC file...maybe that is because you can't early-bind to
the WSC components.?  Can someone shed some light on this for me.

Here is the registration section from the WSC file.

<registration
    description="CompanyCatalogs"
    progid="Company.Catalogs"
    version="1.00"
    classid="{55bd0670-0592-11d4-a890-005004c0bfec}"
</registration>

In ASP, we are simply using Server.CreateObject("Company.Catalogs"). Is
there something in IIS which needs to be setup before this will work?
I am really clueless past this point.

Thanks,
jesse

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I hope this is the correct newsgroup for this post...

Where I work, we are implementing the new WSC files into ASP to wrap up
some of our business logic.  After creating a new WSC file using MS's
wizard and putting our code in, the Server.CreateObject fails on the
object.  Of course we are registering the component before using it. Is
there some other something that has to be done before the component can
be used from ASP?  I also noticed that to see the WSC component from
within Visual Basic, you had to first create a TLB and reference it
instead of the WSC file...maybe that is because you can't early-bind to
the WSC components.?  Can someone shed some light on this for me.

Here is the registration section from the WSC file.

<registration
    description="CompanyCatalogs"
    progid="Company.Catalogs"
    version="1.00"
    classid="{55bd0670-0592-11d4-a890-005004c0bfec}"
</registration>

In ASP, we are simply using Server.CreateObject("Company.Catalogs"). Is
there something in IIS which needs to be setup before this will work?
I am really clueless past this point.

Thanks,
jesse

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