Article ID: 322627 - Last Review: July 28, 2003 - Revision: 2.0

INFO: Exposing ServicedComponents As a Remoting Endpoint from a COM+ Dllhost.exe Process Is Not Supported

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SUMMARY

The process of exposing ServicedComponents classes for remoting by using Dllhost.exe as the hosting process is neither tested nor supported.

MORE INFORMATION

You can initialize a COM+ application that contains ServicedComponents to expose those components as remotable by using the IProcessInitialize interface to set up the channels. However, this is not supported.

If you want to expose your ServicedComponents by remoting, you can do either of the following:
  • You can host your ServicedComponents in IIS by selecting uses SOAP on the Activation tab of the properties for the COM+ application.
  • You can use a custom host that hosts the ServicedComponents from a COM+ library application.

APPLIES TO
  • Microsoft .NET Framework Service Pack 2
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