HI,
I created an application package COM object on IIS 5.0 using the Component Services/COM+ Applications utility on Windows 2K server. I created the object with VB 6.0. What I'd like it to do is create user accounts on the server through a web page.
When I created the application I selected administrator user credentials so the COM object would run under that users context and be able to create the accounts. The trouble is the .asp page I execute through the web browser to create the accounts always prompts me for user credentials and the only credentials that will work are the administrative credentials. Once I type them in the account is created. If I type any other credentials in I'm still prompted for a username and password. If I change the NTFS permissions on the .asp file to just anonymous users, I get an error "access denied".
The whole purpose of creating the object was to allow users to create accounts on this machine through a web page that will be restricted to specific users. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Aaron
I created an application package COM object on IIS 5.0 using the Component Services/COM+ Applications utility on Windows 2K server. I created the object with VB 6.0. What I'd like it to do is create user accounts on the server through a web page.
When I created the application I selected administrator user credentials so the COM object would run under that users context and be able to create the accounts. The trouble is the .asp page I execute through the web browser to create the accounts always prompts me for user credentials and the only credentials that will work are the administrative credentials. Once I type them in the account is created. If I type any other credentials in I'm still prompted for a username and password. If I change the NTFS permissions on the .asp file to just anonymous users, I get an error "access denied".
The whole purpose of creating the object was to allow users to create accounts on this machine through a web page that will be restricted to specific users. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Aaron