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    Kain
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    Hi there, I m working on a application that is supposed to get a lot of info thru the web and it s calling a dll on server side thru SOAP.. 1)it s working on several server but on one of them it s saying 'Class not registered" 2) when 2 client are accessingin the same times a big piece of work for the server it says send the 5300 error message which mean bad connection.. but it works fine if only one does that job Anyone has a idea? Thx __________________

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      Hi there, I m working on a application that is supposed to get a lot of info thru the web and it s calling a dll on server side thru SOAP.. 1)it s working on several server but on one of them it s saying 'Class not registered" 2) when 2 client are accessingin the same times a big piece of work for the server it says send the 5300 error message which mean bad connection.. but it works fine if only one does that job Anyone has a idea? Thx __________________

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      The DLL on the server... what's that written in and how is it setup? If it's a COM DLL (not .NET) you probably need to set it up through Component Services as a COM+ application. It's easy to add these "hooks" into a DLL if they aren't already there (depending on what language was used for it's development). In COM+ your DLL can be managed by Windows in a way where it can be properly instanced for use in a Web environment.

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