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Developing a ServicedComponent

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gdrenfrew

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I'm writting components in C# to run in COM+. I know I have to derive the class from ServicedComponent, which is fine and I understand that. I'm now wanting to use transactions in my code, which need the class to be derived from ServicedComponent.

However, when I'm developing the classes, I have to comment this derivation out as the project won't build on my desktop.

When I'm ready to realease the project into COM+, I reinstate the derivation and compile it at the command line.

What should I do to allow me to develop my components as ServicedComponents on my PC, rather than commenting in/out all the time? I use Windows 2000.

Thanks
 
What OS are you running? Do you have COM+ installed on your desktop? Do you have a NTFS file system? Are you signing your components with a strong name? Are you installing them into the GAC?

Chip H.


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