DERuntime Error

[mthrawn]

I've got a web application which I developed in VID 6 using IIS 4 on NT4. Only problem came when I went to migrate to win 2000 (which obviously has IIS 5).

I got an error message along the lines of the following.

ASP 0177...
...Invalid ProgID

/ScriptLibrary/pm.asp line 191

Which, as I'm sure you know, is a file generated by Interdev. The line it points at has a command which looks like Server.CreateObject('DERuntime.DERuntime')

The first idea I had was that the object or DLL was not properly registered, then I found that it didn't exist on the server.

Can anyone tell me if there is a workaround or where I can get the required object from?

thankyou...

Matt

All the people in all the world and I had to be me.

 

[foxbox]

i think you should install the latest version of MS Scripting . . br
Gerard
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[MerlinB]

You need to install Visual Interdev Server Objects (or similar name) which copies and registers the DERuntime DLL. You should find this on disk 2 of the Visual Studio Enterprise disk set (something like VID_SS).

You can manually copy the files, but running the install is easier and should ensure all registry entries are added.

 

[mthrawn]

Thanks all, it would appear that after a weeks hard toil, nail biting, hair pulling and growling at managers it turned out that our network guys hadn't followed the steps they'd been given for building the server and hadn't bothered to install Visual Interdev Server...
...I feel a bit silly now...

Matt

All the people in all the world and I had to be me.

 

[tropicalweb]

I had the same problem, solved the same way by getting VID Server Components installed on the server.

Also, in addition to getting VID Server Components on the server, be sure to download and install service pack 4 for VID 6.0, which is said to correct some VID bugs vis-a-vis IIS 5.0.

Jim