It can be done in exe, dll, or service; codeproject.com - The COM Macro-Architecture Topology - in COM/DCOM section, is a good explanation and tutorial.
I know this was posted almost a month ago, so it may already be solved. Have you tried using CLSCTX_LOCAL_SERVER in the client instead? We have a DCOM server on Win NT, using Windows 98 and Windows NT machines for clients, on separate machines from the server, and that is how it worked. The...
One more thing, the items that appear in dcomcnfg are exactly the items under the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/AppID section; a registered dll server we built did not appear in dcomcnfg until created an AppID entry for it. Maybe this is unneeded information, but is correct.
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