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Do I need Visual Studio on the Client machine to run DCOM?
I'm getting run-time error 429 on the client machine when I try to run a project
with an Active X Exe. Error 429 is: Active X component can't create object.
I tried including the vbr and tlb files created when I compiled the Active
X exe in the setup program on the client machine. I also tried to register
the vbr and tlb files on the client machine as follows:
CLIREG32 C:\WINNT\PROJECTADO.VBR -s NTWBUCK07733A -t C:\WINNT\PROJECTADO.TLB
-d -q
The client machine does not have Visual Studio or Visual Basic on it. Is
there anything I need to do on the server machine (which hosts the Active
X exe) to help the client machine recognize the Active X exe? Can DCOM run
on a machine without VB on it? Thanks for any help.
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