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==================================== Error Type: Active Server Pages, ASP 0134 (0x80004005) The object has an invalid ProgID of 'MSWC.MyInfo'. //global.asa, line 1 ==================================== I did a websearch and found that this was previously answered, but I could not find the post. Could someone tell me how to resolve this? I would surely appreciate the help. My email is URL.... |
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ok Guys. I solved the problem. The solution hit me when I realized that the required dll file was a. not registered, and/or b. not there.
I downloaded the myinfo.dll file and copied it to my C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 directory, and from my "RUN" prompt, I registered it like this: regsvr32 myinfo.dll Worked like a charm. I've attached the myinfo.dll, (31.2 kb dll -> compressed into a 13.8 kb zip file), file for those of you with the same problem. I just hope it works for you as well as it did for me. Boraan |
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Thank you very very very very much!!!... is a good solution!.
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Nice solution! It got me out of trouble, for sure.
BTW, how did you figure out that the dll also needs to be registered? |
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It took a minute, but it was rather simple. When you add an item to the Windows PATH, it loads at start up as a global item. Meaning you can access it from anywhere without having to go to the directory and run it. A good example is the perl.exe executable (C:\Perl) when added to the PATH environment. You can access it anywhere right? it's basically the same thing with a .dll file. The error I received was a global call function. So which means the system was not reading it as a global function. You can't add it to the PATH environment, but windows uses global call funtions all the time - they're call Dynamic Link Libraries or .dll files. If it's not registered, it won't be called. So, you register it. and VOILA!!! no more ASP global error. |
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Very very Thanks man. My problem is solved now & it's really working now.
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