VB Forum / COM / February 2004

i coded the below code
this is running on  windows 2000, iis5.0, visual basic 6.0
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project name : Project1

Is it possible to store the ADO recordset in a stream object in XML format
which allows to pass this object to another program to call?
Regards
Alex

Hello group,
The question is as the subject.
Any hints ?
There are two issues with this:

Is there a way to extract data from a SPR32X30_Spreadsheet placed in an
external application? The language doesn't play a big role, it's the
technique I'm after.
Greetz,

I am going to deploy a DLL which will register in COM+ and another DLL which
will be registered by Regsvr32. The COM+ DLL which allows other computer to
access and it also call the internal COM which registerd by regsvr32. Will
there any problem occurred if I config in such way?

I've been working on this issue for about two weeks now. Hopefully someone out there can help set me straight. Thanks in advance.
COM Server box (Orchid): Windows 2000 Server SP
COM client and IIS 6.0 Server box (Oak): Windows 2003 Serve
Client/Server ActiveX.exe built with VB6sp5, ...

The following characters are reserved in XML and must be replaced by
character entities: {',",&,<,>}.
http://archive.devx.com/whitepapers/microsoft/xml3/xmlmag4.asp
<%@ codepage="65001" %>

I have a VB6 application which needs to synchronise Tasks
between an Access 2000 database and Outlook.
I have included the Microsoft Outlook 9.0 Object Library
and in my testing the synchronisation works fine with

My process will not terminate at logoff. The only reason I can think of is
because I am using a systray icon. The code below produced my systray icon,
how can I force my app to close when the user attempts to logoff?
With nid

Launching a (local server) COM object on a remote system fails when XP
is involved, at least I know it is if the server runs on the XP
system. When setting the DCOMCNFG settings to launch as 'Interactive
user',setting security to full control for everyone and SYSTEM,setting

The problem:
We're upgrading our office suite from Office 2000 to Office 2003, one
of our applications in VB6 uses Word automation to join a Header File
(Template) with another file from a great range of files available,

I have written an application that queries an MS Access database. It seems
to work fine when installs on a windows 2000 machine and XP machine but not
on a windows NT or Windows 98 machine. The program installs OK but when it
goes into various pages it gives the following error:

How can I pass command line argument to an .exe file compiled by vb6.0
RAJARAJACHOLAN.

i wana create a passwd protected application in VB and backend MS ACCESS....
one form which creates the new account for a user and a login window form
which accepts the correct pass entered prev during creation and then logs on
to the system after checking the accounts database ... ...

When I create a COM+ object from the client machine. Which create instance
method is better?
New or CreateObject?
I just know new is early binding which is faster but createobject is late