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How to changing existing COM+ applications identity via vbs script. like Authentication level = none and identity to this user via vb scripts. found many posting on add/delete com+ applications but not changing existing one. please help Here's a script that retrieves all of the applications, finds the one with the name you are interested in and sets the Identity, Password and Authentication to Connect. For a full list of Application properties see Applications Collection under COM+ Administration Collections . Const COMAdminAuthenticationDefault = 0 Const COMAdminAuthenticationNone = 1 Const

I'm trying to set the following values with the powershell COMAdmin.COMAdminCatalog but I can't find the setting for the below in red. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Randy Levy For the properties in question see the Authentication property and the AccessLevelChecks property for the Applications Collection under COM+ Administration Collections . For a VBScript example on how to set the Authentication Level property see the answer to changing existing COM+ applications identity via vbs script . It should be fairly straight forward to convert to PowerShell. Here's my guess: $comAdmin = New

I have a two .NET assemblies which are registered as COM+ components and I'm testing them from a regular console application test harness; Dim objFirst As New MyFirstComponent() 'COM+ initialisation Dim RC As Boolean = objFirst.GetValue() The method call is executed successfully. This is the definition of MyFirstComponent; <ProgId("MyFirstComponent")> _ <Guid("...")> _ <ClassInterface(ClassInterfaceType.None)> _ <Transaction(TransactionOption.Supported)> _ Public Class MyFirstComponent Inherits ServicedComponent Implements IMyFirstComponent Public Function GetValue() As Boolean Implements

I am curious about COM+, DCOM. I know that MSFT does not encourage you to use this tools natively (meaning with C/C++, in fact there is not a lot of documentation available) but I want to learn to use these technologies, like embedding Internet Explorer into a C program. I thought that maybe I could find people that worked with this or that knows about this technology. Where to start? Any ideas? Any example (like Hello World DCOM)? If you are serious about learning COM, Don Box's "Essential COM" is definitely an absolute "must read". COM can be confusing and in my humble opinion Don Box is one

I have read through all the similar questions but am not finding my exact problem answered. I have tried all the similar recommendations. I am forced to migrate from a Windows Server 2003 environment to a Windows Server 2008 R2 environment running IIS 7.5. I have a web application that calls COM objects in a 32-bit DLL. The COM object was created from VB6. Here is what I have done to date: I have enabled 32-bit on my IIS Application Pool. I have registered the .DLL and it's dependent .DLL using C:/windows/syswow64/regsvr32.exe -- the registration is successful. I have verified that the .DLL

I created a COM object in .NET and registered it as a COM+ server application with Pooling = 1 using regsvcs . I am currently hunting down a bug and therefore need to make sure that this COM object is running in STA, not MTA. How can I specify this? Any of the following will help me: A setting in the Component services snap in A setting / code fragment which makes the COM object to only allow STA and not Both A setting / code fragment in C# on the caller side that tells COM+ that the COM object should be initialized with STA Update: I tried to manually change the ThreadingModel entry in the