PHH1955
Programmer
- Jul 8, 2003
- 16
I've just written a fax client for a project at work. The application is written in C++ using the Fax Service Extended COM API (faxcomex).
Programmitically, the application runs and does exactly what it should do: Sorts through some image files, puts them in the correct order, attaches the appropriate cover-page, and sends the document.
I developed the application primarily on a Windows XP Home Edition computer that is not in a network. It works fine.
However, when I run the application on Windows XP computer that is in a domain, it fails when IFaxServer::ConnectedSubmit is called.
This is the same code, using the same parameters, that work on the non-networked computer.
My biggest problem is that I'm not sure what is the exact problem. But I suspect that this has something to do with network security and the application not being registered with Component Services as a COM+ application.
Can anyone direct me to a useful tutorial that clearly states the steps needed in order to make a COM+ application work on a Windows XP computer?
Programmitically, the application runs and does exactly what it should do: Sorts through some image files, puts them in the correct order, attaches the appropriate cover-page, and sends the document.
I developed the application primarily on a Windows XP Home Edition computer that is not in a network. It works fine.
However, when I run the application on Windows XP computer that is in a domain, it fails when IFaxServer::ConnectedSubmit is called.
This is the same code, using the same parameters, that work on the non-networked computer.
My biggest problem is that I'm not sure what is the exact problem. But I suspect that this has something to do with network security and the application not being registered with Component Services as a COM+ application.
Can anyone direct me to a useful tutorial that clearly states the steps needed in order to make a COM+ application work on a Windows XP computer?