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Isadore, I figured it out yesterday but I did exactly what you described. Thanks for the help!

NoCoolHandle - That definitely opens a new window however I'd like the user to click on the hyperlink and have a popup window. I'm using the following code on the OnClick event: function PopUpWindow(strURL) { window.navigate = false...

I'm developing a business app using ASP.Net (vb.net in the code behind) and I want to add a hyperlink that will popup a new window. I can get it to work with a button but I'd rather use a hyperlink. I know it can be done b/c I've seen sites that do it, but I can't get to the code behind to...

Anyone know what the system requirements are for running COM+? I've noticed that method calls are running one third slower when I install the app as a COM+ application. I'd like to get more info on this overhead so I better so that I can plan a little better.

I have the unfortunate task of supporting MS Frontpage 2000. For some reason the feedback forms are serving up the following text whenever users submit the form. FrontPage Error. User: please report details to this site's webmaster. Webmaster: please see the server's application event log for...

I have a Visual Basic Document that creates an instance of an MTS component. It is calling a new method that I created. Whenever I try to execute the method I get an error stating that no such interface is supported. Any ideas?

With Windows 2000 you need to think in terms of Component Services (ie. Com+). Com+ is the next version of MTS. To open Component Services in Windows 2000 Server you go to Start -> Programs -> Administrative Tools -> Component Services. With Windows 2000 Pro you need to go to the Control Panel...

Isn't it bad form to instantiate an MTS object from components that are in different packages? I think that it has something to do with each package running in it's own process. I could swear that I read something in the KB or something by Ted Pattison but I can't find it now. Anyone have some...

We use this tool at work and it's not very reliable. Do you get an error with this stating that the password is incorrect as well? I have seen this tool have issues like this for over 2 years. After talking to the vendor I have yet to see a solution. Just service packs that don't help.

If your dll was written in VB6 then check the threading model that you compiled with. One of the causes of this is using the Apartment threading model. If it's Apartment threaded, then set it to Single threaded, recompile, deploy, and see if this still gives you this error.

Sounds like you are infected with the Code Red Worm. One of the symptoms is the IIS service stops on it's own. Check your IIS logs and if you have anything that looks like this then you are definitely infected: 172.27.228.113, -, 7/19/01, 14:51:42, W3SVC1, JJJNT, 157.57.53.227, 150, 470, 766...

One of the problems I have found is ending processes on mtx.exe's where you really don't know which one to kill. If you have multiple components on your server it's a guessing game when you want to end a process. Usually you look at CPU time and memory, but Microsoft has a cool tool called Tlist...

The digitial signature of the Code Red worm is "default.ida" followd by a long string of N's. Check your log files, especially Thursdays. If it shows up in your logs then you've been hit. The good news is that it hasn't been doing serious damage, although Microsoft is advising admins...

The viper code that you are getting is most likely related to an illegal action that your component is performing. Read this Q article. It's a real useful resource. http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q262/1/87.ASP?LN=EN-US&SD=gn&FR=0&qry=Line&rnk=22&src=DHCS_MSPSS_gn_SRCH&SPR=TRS

Does anyone have some insight to what this error really means? I've searched the kb but have found nothing. Error Code: 0x80004005 Error Source: Microsoft OLEDB Persistence Provider Error Description: Bad stream Error Value: Bad stream