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Com-server doesn´t work on IIS
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Visual FoxPro
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Internet applications
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Hi!

I do not know all issues related with the printing approach you described. Just for your information:

If you think this is a security (authorisation) issue, try following 2 ways:

1. Create a DLL COM object and register it under COM+. When registering, you can specify user accound/password that will be used for running your COM object.

2. Run the DCOM manager and specify user account/password for running your COM object It should be EXE COM object in such case).

HTH.

>I have created a com-server with VFP7 and after some intial pain it is finally working (thanks to some people on the UT).
>
>At this moment, however, I'm confronted with a problem that I have not yet been able to solve. I'm convinced that is an authorisation issue but any suggestion on how to solve this are welcome.
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>The com-server (an exe) has been placed on a W2000-server. I have created seperate exe that start methods from the com-server. The com-server needs to create a postscript file that will be processed by Adobe Acrobat into a pdf-file. When running the test-exe two postscript files are created in a specific directory.
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>When creating an instance of the com-server on a webpage I have not yet been able to create these files. I log heavily (at this moment) and I now that the server has been able to find its data, find a printer and create the document. The odd thing is, is that the file is not created.
>Even when I pause the printer no job is inserted into its queue.
>
>I have gone through a lot of security dialogs (both IIS and the printer) but I can't figure out why this is happening.
>
>What is going wrong...
>
>Thanks,
>
>Ron Brahma
Vlad Grynchyshyn, Project Manager, MCP
vgryn@yahoo.com
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