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How to acces the component running on another machine

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    I have a component(dll) which is registered on COM+.The dll has only one add method and return a value.Now i want to access this component from another machine.I am wrote the code in VB as activex exe which i have checked option for remote server files also. i just want to know how to access this dll from anyother machine.What are the steps involve in that process.

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      I have a component(dll) which is registered on COM+.The dll has only one add method and return a value.Now i want to access this component from another machine.I am wrote the code in VB as activex exe which i have checked option for remote server files also. i just want to know how to access this dll from anyother machine.What are the steps involve in that process.

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      on the machine where you have installed the component in COM+, go to the application, and choose Export. Then select Application Proxy. This will setup the right informaiton, and create an MSI installed file. Now go to the machine where you want to use the component, and run this MSI. YOu will now be creating the instance of the component on your com+ server.

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