Hi Stephane,
This is a known issue that will be fixed before release. Thanks!
>Step to reproduce:
>
>1. Create on New VFP Project and call it TestC5
>2. Paste The following code in a new program in the new project
>
>Define Class TestC5 As Session OLEPUBLIC
>
> Function Test1()
>
> This.EndTransaction()
> Return "Test1"
>
> EndFunc
>
> Function Test2
> Return "Test2"
> EndFunc
>
> Protected Function EndTransaction()
>
> Local loCom, loContext, loContextState
>
> loCom = CREATEOBJECT( "MTXAS.APPSERVER.1" )
> loContext = loCom.GetObjectContext()
>
> loContext.SetComplete()
>
> Store NULL TO loCom, loContext
>
> EndFunc
>
>EndDefine
>
>
>3. Build as a Multi-Threaded Com server (dll)
>4. Open The Component services from the Administrative tools
>5. Drill down to: Component Services->Computers->My Computer->COM+ Application
>6. Click and then Right-click on COM+ Application And choose New->Application
>7. Click Next And Choose "Create An empty application"
>8. Enter "Test" As the application name and leave everything else as default.
>9. Open the COM+ Application->Test and click on Components.
>10. Right-click on components and Coose New->Component
>11. Click Next and choose "Install New component"
>12. Select the Testc5.dll created in step 3
>13. Click on Next and finish.
>
>14. Go back to the VFP IDE and run the following lines in the command window:
>
>ox=CreateObject("TestC5.TestC5")
>?ox.Test1
>?ox.Test2
>ox=Null
>
>
>
>I reproduced it on many machines with :
>- VFP7, VFP7 SP1, VFP8
>- Windows 2000 WS SP3, 2000 Server SP3, XP SP1
>
>I also created the same functionnality with c# and it works fine.
>
>Can anybody confirm it's a bug?
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