EAccess Violation using COM object and ASP

[slavdaddy]

I am using Authorizenet's com object to try to create a conection to their credit card services. I tis giving me the following error:

AuthNetSSLConnect.SSLPost error '80020009'

EAccessViolation

/client-db-interface/test-orderScript.asp, line 58

What I am wondering is if this is an ASP error, or a COM error, and either way, whether this error is a configuration problem or if it is a coding error. I fanyone could offer some insight into the nature of this error, I would really appreciate it.

Thanks!
Corey

 

[dcolgrove]

I am having the same problem. Slavdaddy, did you get this resolved?

 

[slavdaddy]

No, I never fixed it. I just found a way around the vendor-provided COM object (you ever notice how first party vendor solutions never seem to be bug free...). Sorry I couldn't help. I know it isn't much, but you could always program your own functionality and using it instead, because at least if you start from scratch, then you will know what the issues are and how to resolve them. Soryy.

-Corey

 

[Guest_imported]

slavdaddy,

I am having the same issues with the AuthNetSSLConnect.SSLPost method call. Here is the error message I am getting. Since Authorize.NET is not supporting this COM object (WHY?), I need to find a work around. What work around did you do? Thanks! damon

AuthNetSSLConnect.SSLPost-2147352567
EAccessViolation

 

[dcolgrove]

The existing system (.asp) has been changed to post the transaction to our Java web server where the Authorize.Net routines run and respond back to the .asp system with the results.

This was an easy fix since our plans are to migrate the system over to the Java platform.

So, we never dug deep enough to resolve the COM issue.

Good Luck.

 

[Guest_imported]

I really wish they supported their code. I have no idea why they released this com object only to not support it.

I am looking into the COM issue now, I feel it is tied to the installation of the .NET platform (however I do not know how).

thanks, damon

 

[slavdaddy]

I never installed .Net, but I still had problems.

Hey dcolgrove, do you work for authorize.net? If so, why don't you guys just remove the links to the com object form your site if it doesn't work and you aren't going to fix it? Or maybe release the cod efor it to the general public so we can fix it and give it back. That's free labor to support your company, but I know in this crazy open source world someone (like maybe me) would do it.

-Corey