Access to Registry Key Denied...
From: Marta (mherbranson@outreach.com)
Date: 03/21/03
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From: "Marta" <mherbranson@outreach.com> Date: Fri, 21 Mar 2003 08:32:11 -0800
After installing .NET runtime on a server, I had problems
running COM dll's in COM+. I got the Access to registry
key denied. It wasn't until I tried to register a .NET
assembly for COM interop that I found what the problem
was. The MSDN article 327507 described that
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/Component Catagories/{62C8FE65-4EBB...}
was lacking the necessary security permissions. So I
allowed administrators to have read/write access to that
key. It solved the problem for my user name (I'm a local
admin on the server). I was able to use COM+ component
and also register for interop.
My problem: Unless a user has admin priviledges on the
server they are getting the registry key denied error.
I have an asp web application running through IIS. The
asp code accesses VB6 COM dll's running in COM+. The VB6
dll accesses a .NET COM interop library (this assembly
references another .NET assembly running under COM+
What a mess huh? Any one else have this problem? Part of
the web application uses anonymous user and I'm unable to
run it without adding the anonymous user to the
administrators group - not good...
Thanks in advance,
Marta
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