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I have managed to work around this problem by reusing expired properties, to do this I keep some XML (Stored As A Shared Property)which I use as a cross reference data source, instead of using the SessionID of the callers ASP session as the Name of the property, I use PropertyByPosition. The...

I have a VB6 AcitveX DLL that uses MTS SharedPropertyManager. My object is called from ASP pages and the SessionID of the callers session is used as a Property name when creating a SharedProperty. When the users session dies (Session_OnEnd()) I would like to be able to destroy or delete the...

Is it possible to retreive the computer name of any user on a network? I am writing a winpopup replacement using mailslots. The mailslots require the computer name, but I only want to have to type in the User ID to whom I want to send a message. ie I want to send a message to network user...

I need to write a Visual Basic Winpopup class (DLL), so that I can send and receive Winpopups from ASPs, VB Apps etc. My DLL must work with existing Winpopup users so writing a Winsock Server/Client program is no good. I don't want to use third party products. Could someone please tell me how...

You will only have to include <%@ TRANSACTION = Supported %> in your ASP if it is going to do some kind of Database Updating or Inserting, by default TRANSACTION is set to MTSNonTransaction(al) which means that your ASP is either querying or doing nothing with a Database, if this is the case...

I have tried all of the above and had no success, but I have managed to work around the problem by using a System DSN as opposed to a Connection String. My ADO Connection object within my ActiveX DLL's were using a Connection string, instead I created a System DSN and set my Connection String...

I have created and compiled up several ActiveX DLL which have been succesfully registered with MTS, the objects can then be succesfully instanciated from ASP (JavaScript) pages. Every now and then I get an &quot;Out Of Memory&quot; error. I have checked the Windows NT Event Viewer and found...