Hello! I have a strange landscape * a C#-Application as "remoting server" * some C#-Applications as "remoting clients" they have been tested and work well togehter * the server is ComVisible * the server is started as a COM-object by using CreateObject of WindowsScripting Host. * the clients run as office-plugins - they're also exposed as COM- objects Now the problem: The server needs to run inside of a 3rd party app, that only supports COM instead of .Net. When I use my application via COM callable wrapper as a COM-object, the clients cannot use the server anymore. They get a ComPlusException. Some can get Remote-Proxies by using Activator.CreateObject, but the first call always fails and throws the COM+ - Exception. What can I do? I have no idea of COM+ and btw what does it have to do with .net-Remoting? Why can't I use a COM-hostet Remoting Service? So if anybody knows... pls help!! Regards, Michael PS.: it neither didn't help to install all involved assemblies to the gac...
Update: I figured out what's behind that exceptions: The client say the server can't load its assembly. That's quite crazy, because the server is already running. Still clueless...
