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The name of the type library that has all the COM+ ObjectContext, Object Control, and related functions and objects is | The name of the type library that has all the COM+ ObjectContext, Object Control, and related functions and objects is "COM+ Services Type Library" in Windows 2000. | ||
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To be able to use ObjectContext to control transaction outcome and gather information about the execution context or to receive a callback on activation and deactivation or to use the Shared Property Manager in an early-bound fashion, you must set a reference to the COM+ Services Type Library. This is different than for Windows NT 4.0, where those libraries are called | To be able to use ObjectContext to control transaction outcome and gather information about the execution context or to receive a callback on activation and deactivation or to use the Shared Property Manager in an early-bound fashion, you must set a reference to the COM+ Services Type Library. This is different than for Windows NT 4.0, where those libraries are called "Microsoft Transaction Server Type Library" and "Shared Property Manager Type Library." | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:50, 21 July 2020
Article ID: 246630
Article Last Modified on 9/27/2007
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Windows 2000 Server
- Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server
- Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Edition
This article was previously published under Q246630
SUMMARY
The name of the type library that has all the COM+ ObjectContext, Object Control, and related functions and objects is "COM+ Services Type Library" in Windows 2000.
MORE INFORMATION
To be able to use ObjectContext to control transaction outcome and gather information about the execution context or to receive a callback on activation and deactivation or to use the Shared Property Manager in an early-bound fashion, you must set a reference to the COM+ Services Type Library. This is different than for Windows NT 4.0, where those libraries are called "Microsoft Transaction Server Type Library" and "Shared Property Manager Type Library."
Additional query words: MTS COM+ 1.0 Migration References Type Library Transaction Server 2.0
Keywords: kbinfo kbupgrade KB246630
