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From: csw on 8 Jun 2010 09:06 I'm moving classic asp sites from Windows 2000 / IIS 5 to Windows 2008 R2 / IIS 7. * We have the "Indexing Service" started. * I have application pool in 32 bit mode. * IXSSO.DLL is present in System32 directory. (dated 7/13/2009) * Catalogs were created and looked OK. However, I am unable to create an ixsso.Query object. Get the following error message : Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01ad' ActiveX component can't create object /HC/ECO/Announcements/Headlines/SearchResults.asp, line 39 my ASP code : <% Dim sSearchString Dim oQuery Dim results() sSearchString = Request.Form("query") Const SEARCH_CATALOG = "Headlines" Set oQuery = Server.CreateObject("IXSSO.Query") oQuery.Catalog = SEARCH_CATALOG oQuery.Query = "@all " & sSearchString & " AND NOT #path *downloads* AND NOT #path *images* AND NOT #filename *.class AND NOT #filename *.asa AND NOT #filename *.css AND NOT #filename *postinfo.html AND NOT *.txt AND NOT #filename sendmail.asp, AND NOT #filename *defaultpopup.asp" oQuery.MaxRecords = 50 ' sort by creation date oQuery.SortBy = "Create[d]" 'oQuery.SortBy = "rank[d]" oQuery.Columns = "Htmlhref, DocAuthor, vpath, doctitle, FileName, Path, Write, Size, Rank, Create, Characterization, DocCategory, HitCount" Set oRS = oQuery.CreateRecordSet("nonsequential") %> It crashed at " Set oQuery = Server.CreateObject("IXSSO.Query") " My questions: 1)Can I copy IXSSO.DLL from W2K (6/19/2003) 32 Bit to W2K8? Thus the "bitness" issue can be resolved. 2) If this permission issues, what kind of permission I need to grant accounts and directory? I set up the web application with "Window Authentication mode" and using IIS_IUSRS group (the new build in group).
From: Bob Barrows on 8 Jun 2010 10:22 csw wrote: > I'm moving classic asp sites from Windows 2000 / IIS 5 to Windows > 2008 R2 / IIS 7. > > * We have the "Indexing Service" started. > * I have application pool in 32 bit mode. > * IXSSO.DLL is present in System32 directory. (dated 7/13/2009) > * Catalogs were created and looked OK. > > > However, I am unable to create an ixsso.Query object. > Get the following error message : > > Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01ad' > ActiveX component can't create object > /HC/ECO/Announcements/Headlines/SearchResults.asp, line 39 > > my ASP code : irrelevant > It crashed at " Set oQuery = Server.CreateObject("IXSSO.Query") > " > > > My questions: > 1)Can I copy IXSSO.DLL from W2K (6/19/2003) 32 Bit to W2K8? Thus the > "bitness" issue can be resolved. "bitness"? Is WS2008 necessarily 64-bit? If so, you will also need to either find a 64-bit version of the dll is it exists, or force IIS to run in 32-bit mode (I forget how to do that but google should supply the answer). If you are using ADO, especially with Jet backend, you will likely to have already forced IIS into 32-bit mode. > 2) If this permission issues, what kind of permission I need to grant > accounts and directory? I set up the web application with "Window > Authentication mode" and using IIS_IUSRS group (the new build in > group). If it's not a "bitness" issue, then it's more likely a registration issue. Have you registered the dll? Use regsvr32.exe to register it, unless WS2008 has a different tool. If you still have issues and get no answers here, you might want post in the iis group. -- Bob Barrows
From: csw on 8 Jun 2010 15:43 Bob Thanks for the reply. I already forced IIS into 32-bit mode. That's why I thought to copy the w2k IXSSO.dll ( 32-bit) to replace the W2K8 version). I was wondering if any one ever did that and succeeded?? I also will try to register the dll again. new version and old version. csw "Bob Barrows" wrote: > csw wrote: > > I'm moving classic asp sites from Windows 2000 / IIS 5 to Windows > > 2008 R2 / IIS 7. > > > > * We have the "Indexing Service" started. > > * I have application pool in 32 bit mode. > > * IXSSO.DLL is present in System32 directory. (dated 7/13/2009) > > * Catalogs were created and looked OK. > > > > > > However, I am unable to create an ixsso.Query object. > > Get the following error message : > > > > Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01ad' > > ActiveX component can't create object > > /HC/ECO/Announcements/Headlines/SearchResults.asp, line 39 > > > > my ASP code : > > irrelevant > > > It crashed at " Set oQuery = Server.CreateObject("IXSSO.Query") > > " > > > > > > My questions: > > 1)Can I copy IXSSO.DLL from W2K (6/19/2003) 32 Bit to W2K8? Thus the > > "bitness" issue can be resolved. > > "bitness"? Is WS2008 necessarily 64-bit? If so, you will also need to either > find a 64-bit version of the dll is it exists, or force IIS to run in 32-bit > mode (I forget how to do that but google should supply the answer). > If you are using ADO, especially with Jet backend, you will likely to have > already forced IIS into 32-bit mode. > > > 2) If this permission issues, what kind of permission I need to grant > > accounts and directory? I set up the web application with "Window > > Authentication mode" and using IIS_IUSRS group (the new build in > > group). > > If it's not a "bitness" issue, then it's more likely a registration issue. > Have you registered the dll? Use regsvr32.exe to register it, unless WS2008 > has a different tool. > > If you still have issues and get no answers here, you might want post in the > iis group. > > -- > Bob Barrows > > > . >
From: Dan on 9 Jun 2010 04:31 Don't forget that you can't just overwrite the 64-bit W2K8 version with the 32-bit DLL from W2K - 64-bit and 32-bit DLLs are in different folders in a 64-bit Windows install. Can you switch IIS back to 64-bit mode and see if that then works? If you're on W2K8 64-bit then that would explain why IXSSO.DLL can't be loaded - it's a 64-bit DLL, and so your ASP application has to be running in 64-bit mode to load it. Dan "csw" <csw(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C7471205-F1C7-4918-B315-81BDB39C9864(a)microsoft.com... > Bob > > Thanks for the reply. I already forced IIS into 32-bit mode. That's why > I > thought to copy the w2k IXSSO.dll ( 32-bit) to replace the W2K8 version). > I > was wondering if any one ever did that and succeeded?? > > I also will try to register the dll again. new version and old version. > > csw > > > > "Bob Barrows" wrote: > >> csw wrote: >> > I'm moving classic asp sites from Windows 2000 / IIS 5 to Windows >> > 2008 R2 / IIS 7. >> > >> > * We have the "Indexing Service" started. >> > * I have application pool in 32 bit mode. >> > * IXSSO.DLL is present in System32 directory. (dated 7/13/2009) >> > * Catalogs were created and looked OK. >> > >> > >> > However, I am unable to create an ixsso.Query object. >> > Get the following error message : >> > >> > Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01ad' >> > ActiveX component can't create object >> > /HC/ECO/Announcements/Headlines/SearchResults.asp, line 39 >> > >> > my ASP code : >> >> irrelevant >> >> > It crashed at " Set oQuery = Server.CreateObject("IXSSO.Query") >> > " >> > >> > >> > My questions: >> > 1)Can I copy IXSSO.DLL from W2K (6/19/2003) 32 Bit to W2K8? Thus the >> > "bitness" issue can be resolved. >> >> "bitness"? Is WS2008 necessarily 64-bit? If so, you will also need to >> either >> find a 64-bit version of the dll is it exists, or force IIS to run in >> 32-bit >> mode (I forget how to do that but google should supply the answer). >> If you are using ADO, especially with Jet backend, you will likely to >> have >> already forced IIS into 32-bit mode. >> >> > 2) If this permission issues, what kind of permission I need to grant >> > accounts and directory? I set up the web application with "Window >> > Authentication mode" and using IIS_IUSRS group (the new build in >> > group). >> >> If it's not a "bitness" issue, then it's more likely a registration >> issue. >> Have you registered the dll? Use regsvr32.exe to register it, unless >> WS2008 >> has a different tool. >> >> If you still have issues and get no answers here, you might want post in >> the >> iis group. >> >> -- >> Bob Barrows >> >> >> . >>
From: csw on 9 Jun 2010 10:33
Dan I switched back to 64-bit Application Pool, then it ran. Then, it crashed on set conn = server.createobject("ADODB.Connection") conn.open "DBQ=" & Server.MapPath("/Employees/Directory/ldapexchange.mdb") & ";Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};" This is the reason that have to use 32-bit application pool. So, if I copy 32-bit IXSSO.dll to both 32 and 64 directories, will 64-bit processor run 32-bit dll??? "Dan" wrote: > Don't forget that you can't just overwrite the 64-bit W2K8 version with the > 32-bit DLL from W2K - 64-bit and 32-bit DLLs are in different folders in a > 64-bit Windows install. > > Can you switch IIS back to 64-bit mode and see if that then works? If you're > on W2K8 64-bit then that would explain why IXSSO.DLL can't be loaded - it's > a 64-bit DLL, and so your ASP application has to be running in 64-bit mode > to load it. > > Dan > > > "csw" <csw(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:C7471205-F1C7-4918-B315-81BDB39C9864(a)microsoft.com... > > Bob > > > > Thanks for the reply. I already forced IIS into 32-bit mode. That's why > > I > > thought to copy the w2k IXSSO.dll ( 32-bit) to replace the W2K8 version). > > I > > was wondering if any one ever did that and succeeded?? > > > > I also will try to register the dll again. new version and old version. > > > > csw > > > > > > > > "Bob Barrows" wrote: > > > >> csw wrote: > >> > I'm moving classic asp sites from Windows 2000 / IIS 5 to Windows > >> > 2008 R2 / IIS 7. > >> > > >> > * We have the "Indexing Service" started. > >> > * I have application pool in 32 bit mode. > >> > * IXSSO.DLL is present in System32 directory. (dated 7/13/2009) > >> > * Catalogs were created and looked OK. > >> > > >> > > >> > However, I am unable to create an ixsso.Query object. > >> > Get the following error message : > >> > > >> > Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01ad' > >> > ActiveX component can't create object > >> > /HC/ECO/Announcements/Headlines/SearchResults.asp, line 39 > >> > > >> > my ASP code : > >> > >> irrelevant > >> > >> > It crashed at " Set oQuery = Server.CreateObject("IXSSO.Query") > >> > " > >> > > >> > > >> > My questions: > >> > 1)Can I copy IXSSO.DLL from W2K (6/19/2003) 32 Bit to W2K8? Thus the > >> > "bitness" issue can be resolved. > >> > >> "bitness"? Is WS2008 necessarily 64-bit? If so, you will also need to > >> either > >> find a 64-bit version of the dll is it exists, or force IIS to run in > >> 32-bit > >> mode (I forget how to do that but google should supply the answer). > >> If you are using ADO, especially with Jet backend, you will likely to > >> have > >> already forced IIS into 32-bit mode. > >> > >> > 2) If this permission issues, what kind of permission I need to grant > >> > accounts and directory? I set up the web application with "Window > >> > Authentication mode" and using IIS_IUSRS group (the new build in > >> > group). > >> > >> If it's not a "bitness" issue, then it's more likely a registration > >> issue. > >> Have you registered the dll? Use regsvr32.exe to register it, unless > >> WS2008 > >> has a different tool. > >> > >> If you still have issues and get no answers here, you might want post in > >> the > >> iis group. > >> > >> -- > >> Bob Barrows > >> > >> > >> . > >> > > > > . > |