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David Wulff wrote: It had such potential.... till the last line It's a rare joke that's actually funnier without the punchline. * * I use the terms "joke" and "funnier" very loosely here. "The beat goes on.. da-da-dum dadum dum" BW

I think that you need to check your application configuration options. In ISM, Right click the name of your site/application choose "properties", Choose "Home Directory" Tab, under the "Application Settings" area, "Execute Permissions", change the drop down to "Scripts Only" and see if that helps, if not change to "scripts and executables" and see if that helps. You might want to restart IIS after each change to be sure that the new setting gets effected. Let me know what if this helps. - sage

Anonymously wrote: I know almost everyone is doing it, but why? Why is everyone doing it ? Because I claim any charitable donation I make, does that mean I made the donation solely to dodge tax ? Hell, I can dodge tax by buying computers. Anonymously wrote: Another question is, when you give $1000 to a church, is the church required to pass all of it to the poor? Can you claim money you give to a church in the USA ? The principle of giving money to the church is not that they give it to the poor, that's not the churches job. The idea is that the money is used to pay for the facilities the church provides. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder

Sorry, COM+ is not allowed for this specific project. I am just wondering what is exactly the "retained in memory" property of VB6 com dll and why there is no such thing for VC++ com dll.

Returning S_FALSE from DllCanUnloadNow should leave the dll loaded. I don't know VB, so I cannot tell exactly what that property does, but I suppose it will do the same thing ( return false from can unload now). Did you check if it's the same process ? ( maybe the process will exit, so normally all the dlls will be unloaded).

Sorry, I am using this C++ com dll in asp projects, not ASP.NET projects.

Nitron wrote: You are forgetting that they need to compensate for other country's missing spines. it's not spine, it's fist. there are few countries in the world who can seriously even consider taking on another country the way the US does, simply because of the overwhelming size of the US military. imagine if the US had an army the size of, say, Canada's: do you think we'd be liberating anyone ? and if we tried this Iraq thing with an army that size, do you think the rest of the world would sit by and watch ? -c Image tools: ThumbNailer, Bobber, TIFFAssembler

I wear a t-shirt, jeans and trainers to work every day of the working week. I have nothing constructive to add, I'm just rubbing it in... :rolleyes: David Wulff "Somebody get this freakin' duck away from me!" - Strong Bad [^]

I wasn't working with release mode, by the way.

Make sure your project, and the specific page are still set to 'debug' mode (debug=True). Cheers