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thomasm (Programmer)
16 Feb 99 14:25
My company has developed some DCOM modules in C++ that run on a server
under MTS and process data queries from client apps written in Java.
Currently we have these modules set up in a school system in CA. We want
some one in Columbia to be able to access these server modules in CA via
the internet, using the same client apps we have already. The MSDN
documentation says the way to handle internet requests like that is to have
some asp pages on the server to handle instantiating and calling the server
modules.

However, I found a couple of MSDN articles that explain (kind of) how to set up the server module and the firewall to use DCOM directly, but I haven't found anything about setting up the client. Is there anything special I have to do to set it up?

Thanks!

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