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Thanks. I found it. Cheers!

Win2k can manage MTS packages remotely.

All the COMs can work well by DCOM.

InstMsi.exe is for winnt but not for win98. Win98 is not a server os. So it needn't to solve this problem.

Hi! zallen, Do you know how to install the package(*.msi) on win98?

The cause is on the website: http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q254/1/33.ASP?LN=EN-US&SD=msdn&FR=0

The cause is on the website:http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q254/1/33.ASP?LN=EN-US&SD=msdn&FR=0

Just because I forgot to regsvr32 *.dll in the register talbe.

I have solved this problem. Just because I reinstalled my computer. I don't know why. But there is another question. On machine A's MTS explorer,I can export an application proxy and register it on machine B. When the components on B connect the components on A, the returned information is...

Hi!zallen, I have solved this problem. Just because I reinstalled my computer. I don't know why. But there is another question. On machine A's MTS explorer,I can export an application proxy and register it on machine B. When the components on B connect the components on A, the returned...

zallen, Thanks a lot!

Hi!zallen, I have the same problem with you. It has puzzled me for three weeks. If you can solved this problem,please send me a message. Thanks. zyhu@ms.mmit.stc.sh.cn

Hi!zallen, I have the same problem with you. Did you solve it recently?

You can upgrade win98 to win2000 server. WinNT also cann't configure win2000 remotely.

Maybe the two computers doesn't exist in the same domain. It also failed when I used one computer in win2000 server and another computer in winNT or win98. It can succeed when both computers in win2000 server.

In windows 2000 (Advanced Server Edition), I want to use COM+ to export my *.dll to a package in the computer A. Then I want to install this package in another computer B and then use the packed *.dll to call other COM in the computer A. But I failed when I exported *.dll in the computer A...

I've looked up the msdn and tested the function: _bstr_t( BSTR bstr, bool fCopy ) throw ( _com_error ). I've also looked the comutil.h to see how the class _bstr_t is defined. But I still failed to convert the BSTR to _bstr_t. Every time when I convert the BSTR to _bstr_t, the m_str of the...

If use ADO to access database,the MDAC must be installed in the WinNT. The following is used to initial ADO in the ATL COM: _ConnectionPtr pObjADO_Connection = NULL; hr = pObjADO_Connection.CreateInstance(__uuidof(Connection)); hr = pObjADO_Connection->Open( _bstr_t (L

What's the relationship between the BSTR and the _bstr_t? How can I convert the BSTR to the _bstr_t? Vice versa? Thanks for your help. zyhu@ms.mmit.stc.sh.cn

Recently I found the following returned with the smart pointer successfully in Win98 but failed in WinNT4.0. ADODB::_ConnectionPtr pConn; pConn.CreateInstance(__uuidof(ADODB::Connection)); I don't know why it is.