From: G.S.Aielli <giu...@ai...> - 2002-01-31 12:53:55
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When you have your component registered (probably it is already the case)= , then you can set it up as a COM+ server. Notice you can already use the component, but not with IIS, so... How to set up a COM+ component: 1. open the Component Services MMC (under Programs\Administrative tools); 2. goto: Console root\Component services\Computers\ My Computer\COM+ Applications; 3. right-click & select New->Application; 4. after the welcome screen select "Create an empty application" button; 5. Give the application a name and leave Server Application selected; 6. Set the identity appropriately: the user under which the components ru= n HAS to be in the Administrators group (or at least DNS admins); 7. Now select the newly created application and right-click Components; select New->Component; 8. Click "Import components that are already registered"; 9. (Multi)select the ProgIds (ASPDNS.xxx); 10. You are finished! Greetings, gsa ----- Original Message ----- > From: =EA=B9=80=EC=A0=95=ED=9B=88 > To: asp...@li... > Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 10:01 AM > Subject: [Aspdns-users] Thanks! but I don't know how to set up.. > > > First of all, Thanks for your quick answer. gsa. ^^; > > Cause I want to bypass login dialog--when user register, user's subdoma= in > must be created automatically.. is it possible? I want to believe so. > > According to your answer I must set up ASPDNS as a COM+ service, runnin= g > under proper permission. > but where can I do that? and how? please help me again. > God bless you! > > thanks in advance. > > > > > > |