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Default Multiple COM+ apps coexisting - 02-25-2005 , 10:34 AM






Hi, we have as assembly signed with a keyfile thats in a COM+
application. We take the same assembly but sign it with a different
keyfile and add it to another COM+ application.

The first application proxy will install fine on a IIS server but the
second always throws the error "Object already registered" when I try to
install the proxy (.msi file).

And to make things even weirder, that seems to happen only with a c#
assembly and not with a vb.net assembly ?????

Please help us!!!




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Default Re: Multiple COM+ apps coexisting - 03-16-2005 , 06:57 PM






Alex wrote:
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Hi, we have as assembly signed with a keyfile thats in a COM+
application. We take the same assembly but sign it with a different
keyfile and add it to another COM+ application.

The first application proxy will install fine on a IIS server but the
second always throws the error "Object already registered" when I try to
install the proxy (.msi file).

And to make things even weirder, that seems to happen only with a c#
assembly and not with a vb.net assembly ?????

Please help us!!!




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As far as I understand it, you cannot registered the same serviced
component under 2 different COM+ Application unless using COM+ partition
which is available in Win2003.

It is not about the key files. It is the COM+ system that does not allow
it in Win2K world.

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