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| Suzan Ali |
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Hi All,
I am tring to use the Com+ and make my pages transactional and everything
work just fine but my application begin to be unstable and too many errors
related to transation appears
i am using the below steps to configure my application............. anyone
face the above problem...............please help
Use the following process to prepare a class to participate transaction:
1. Apply the TransactionAttribute to your class.
<Transaction(TransactionOption.Required)> Public Class Bar
Inherits ServicedComponent
End Class
2. Derive your class from the ServicedComponent Class.
3. Sign the assembly with a strong name.
To sign the assembly using attributes create a key pair
using the Sn.exe utility.
sn -k TestApp.snk
1. Add the AssemblyKeyFileAttribute or AssemblyKeyNameAttribute
assembly attribute specifying the name of the file containing the key pair
to sign the assembly with a strong name.
<assembly: AssemblyKeyFileAttribute("TestApp.snk")>
The following code example demonstrates several elements of
an automatic transaction
Imports System.EnterpriseServices
<TransactionAttribute(TransactionOption.Required)> Public
Class CAction
Inherits ServicedComponent
Public Function GetList() As SqlDataReader
Try
ContextUtil.SetComplete()
Return
Catch objException As Exception
If Not conSpringNet Is Nothing Then
If conSpringNet.State = ConnectionState.Open
Then
conSpringNet.Close()
conSpringNet = Nothing
End If
End If
'Add Log
AddLog(objException)
ContextUtil.SetAbort()
'Throw Excpetion
Throw objException
End Try
End Function
'Provides SetComplete behavior in the absence of exceptions.
<AutoComplete()> Public Function Getinfo() As SqlDataReader
Try
Do some database work. Any exception thrown here
aborts the ' transaction; otherwise, transaction commits.
Return
Catch objException As Exception
If Not conSpringNet Is Nothing Then
If conSpringNet.State = ConnectionState.Open
Then
conSpringNet.Close()
conSpringNet = Nothing
End If
End If
'Add Log
AddLog(objException)
'Throw Excpetion
Throw objException
End Try
End Function
End Class
Use the following process to prepare a page to participate transaction:
4. Apply the TransactionAttribute to your page (page header).
5. Derive your asp application from the ServicedComponent
Class.
thanks,
Suzan
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| Wally McClure |
The question that I have regarding using COM+, are you doing something that
requires distributed transactions. I would suggest against using them unless
you absolutely need them. You get distributed transactions when you use
COM+. I am guessing that there is some type of issue when you make the page
transactional and use COM+ distributed transactions. I have done a bunch of
testing with COM+ in .NET and it seems to work pretty well.
Wally
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Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 12:12 PM
Subject: [aspngmigrate] COM +
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| Wally McClure |
One thing that I forgot to add, because it was getting late last night, you
can use 'manual' transactions to get support for transactions without the
overhead of COM+. This assumes that you only need to use one datasource,
such as Sql Server, Oracle, DB/2, MSMQ, or other datasource that supports
MSDTC. When using more than one, it is generally accepted that COM+ and
distributed transactions is a good thing to use.
Wally
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From: Wally McClure [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 10:53 PM
To: aspngmigrate
Subject: [aspngmigrate] Re: COM +
The question that I have regarding using COM+, are you doing something that
requires distributed transactions. I would suggest against using them unless
you absolutely need them. You get distributed transactions when you use
COM+. I am guessing that there is some type of issue when you make the page
transactional and use COM+ distributed transactions. I have done a bunch of
testing with COM+ in .NET and it seems to work pretty well.
Wally
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| Suzan Ali |
i insall the SP and it's still unstable
any other ideas,
thanks,
Suzan
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Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 5:35 PM
To: aspngmigrate
Subject: [aspngmigrate] Re: COM +
COM+ HotFix 18.1 solves many issued between .NET and COM+ one of them is
instability, check this kba for more info :
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q317/5/70.ASP
you can install the hotifx from WindowsUpdate.com
or check this KBA :
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q313582
hih,
Rolando
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Hi All,
I am tring to use the Com+ and make my pages transactional and everything
work just fine but my application begin to be unstable and too many errors
related to transation appears
i am using the below steps to configure my application............. anyone
face the above problem...............please help
Use the following process to prepare a class to participate transaction:
1. Apply the TransactionAttribute to your class.
<Transaction(TransactionOption.Required)> Public Class Bar
Inherits ServicedComponent
End Class
2. Derive your class from the ServicedComponent Class.
3. Sign the assembly with a strong name.
To sign the assembly using attributes create a key
pair
using the Sn.exe utility.
sn -k TestApp.snk
1. Add the AssemblyKeyFileAttribute or
AssemblyKeyNameAttribute
assembly attribute specifying the name of the file containing the key pair
to sign the assembly with a strong name.
<assembly: AssemblyKeyFileAttribute("TestApp.snk")>
The following code example demonstrates several
elements of
an automatic transaction
Imports System.EnterpriseServices
<TransactionAttribute(TransactionOption.Required)>
Public
Class CAction
Inherits ServicedComponent
Public Function GetList() As SqlDataReader
Try
ContextUtil.SetComplete()
Return
Catch objException As Exception
If Not conSpringNet Is Nothing Then
If conSpringNet.State =
ConnectionState.Open
Then
conSpringNet.Close()
conSpringNet = Nothing
End If
End If
'Add Log
AddLog(objException)
ContextUtil.SetAbort()
'Throw Excpetion
Throw objException
End Try
End Function
'Provides SetComplete behavior in the absence of
exceptions.
<AutoComplete()> Public Function Getinfo() As
SqlDataReader
Try
Do some database work. Any exception thrown
here
aborts the ' transaction; otherwise, transaction commits.
Return
Catch objException As Exception
If Not conSpringNet Is Nothing Then
If conSpringNet.State =
ConnectionState.Open
Then
conSpringNet.Close()
conSpringNet = Nothing
End If
End If
'Add Log
AddLog(objException)
'Throw Excpetion
Throw objException
End Try
End Function
End Class
Use the following process to prepare a page to participate transaction:
4. Apply the TransactionAttribute to your page (page
header).
5. Derive your asp application from the ServicedComponent
Class.
thanks,
Suzan
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