COM Retrieving error
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Hi i have one Zipper.dll(its in Bin directory like Introp.ZipperLib.dll)in my asp.net 2.0 project. when i work with this dll in my development machine its working fine. When i try to work with Web server its throwing the following error. Please help me to work fix this problem Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {D07EDCC5-4AB7-4B40-91AB-C5BAEE7FA608} failed due to the following error: 80040154. Regards RPL
r_palanivel83 10:01 4 Jan '06
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Hi i have one Zipper.dll(its in Bin directory like Introp.ZipperLib.dll)in my asp.net 2.0 project. when i work with this dll in my development machine its working fine. When i try to work with Web server its throwing the following error. Please help me to work fix this problem Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {D07EDCC5-4AB7-4B40-91AB-C5BAEE7FA608} failed due to the following error: 80040154. Regards RPL
r_palanivel83 10:01 4 Jan '06
Hey Palani, There might be the following scenarios, 1) you COM Component is not registered in the webserver, search your registry for "D07EDCC5-4AB7-4B40-91AB-C5BAEE7FA608" user regsvr32 command 2) your COM might not be binary compatible , may be u built it again and it changed its class id (happens with VB COM if u dont select binary compatibility) 3)The "Logged On User" -- usually the anonymous account -- does not have adequate permissions to run the control. In many cases the anonymous login account (IUSR_) does not have appropriate permissions on certain Directories/Files or the specific component and its dependencies. While less frequent, if the registry permissions for certain keys are not set correctly, it causes the control to fail to initialize 4)The "Everyone" group has been removed from having READ permissions on certain registry keys due to the mistaken notion that Everyone means ANYONE, when in actuality it simply means all validated users on the Domain/machine. check out the following link to solve your problem http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q175804/[^] BABA thats what they say , B to the A to the B to the A
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Hey Palani, There might be the following scenarios, 1) you COM Component is not registered in the webserver, search your registry for "D07EDCC5-4AB7-4B40-91AB-C5BAEE7FA608" user regsvr32 command 2) your COM might not be binary compatible , may be u built it again and it changed its class id (happens with VB COM if u dont select binary compatibility) 3)The "Logged On User" -- usually the anonymous account -- does not have adequate permissions to run the control. In many cases the anonymous login account (IUSR_) does not have appropriate permissions on certain Directories/Files or the specific component and its dependencies. While less frequent, if the registry permissions for certain keys are not set correctly, it causes the control to fail to initialize 4)The "Everyone" group has been removed from having READ permissions on certain registry keys due to the mistaken notion that Everyone means ANYONE, when in actuality it simply means all validated users on the Domain/machine. check out the following link to solve your problem http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q175804/[^] BABA thats what they say , B to the A to the B to the A
Hey Bose Thank you for your reply . if u dont mind can u explain me how to register my com over webserver Regards RPL
r_palanivel83 10:01 4 Jan '06