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NJC1
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Thu Nov 03, 2005 5:51 pm Post subject:
Managed Code Response Problem |
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Hi,
I'm trying to set up a managed code response which runs a method within a
..NET assembly which is installed in the GAC.
MOM should be calling an instance method and passing in the Context object
and then two strings. However, it fails with event 21302 in the application
log saying that it could not find the default constructor despite the fact
that I have a public default constructor with no parameters in the code!
I have checked and double checked the settings in the Administrator console
and all appear to be correct - any help would be greatly appreciated! |
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Colin
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Fri Nov 04, 2005 9:41 am Post subject:
Re: Managed Code Response Problem |
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Did you write your code in VB.Net? If yes the context object cannot be
passed as Main() will not accept any parameters.
Colin.
"NJC1" <NJC1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I'm trying to set up a managed code response which runs a method within a
..NET assembly which is installed in the GAC.
MOM should be calling an instance method and passing in the Context object
and then two strings. However, it fails with event 21302 in the application
log saying that it could not find the default constructor despite the fact
that I have a public default constructor with no parameters in the code!
I have checked and double checked the settings in the Administrator console
and all appear to be correct - any help would be greatly appreciated! |
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NJC1
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Fri Nov 04, 2005 9:51 am Post subject:
Re: Managed Code Response Problem |
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Hi Colin,
Thanks for the reply - the assembly is written in C# and there is no Main()
method (the project is a class library). The default constructor is public
and takes no parameters as specified in the SDK documentation.
I did try writing static methods instead but the response didn't execute
with MOM saying that it could not find the method specified. I double
checked the response settings against the output of MCRUtil.exe from the
Resource Kit and all appeared to be correct. I'm presuming MOM is actually
locating the assembly (I've had no error to suggest otherwise) and so am at a
loss as to why this isn't working!
"Colin" wrote:
| Quote: | Did you write your code in VB.Net? If yes the context object cannot be
passed as Main() will not accept any parameters.
Colin.
"NJC1" <NJC1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0E679095-B5DB-41D2-9144-49FD60C4B4F3@microsoft.com...
Hi,
I'm trying to set up a managed code response which runs a method within a
..NET assembly which is installed in the GAC.
MOM should be calling an instance method and passing in the Context object
and then two strings. However, it fails with event 21302 in the application
log saying that it could not find the default constructor despite the fact
that I have a public default constructor with no parameters in the code!
I have checked and double checked the settings in the Administrator console
and all appear to be correct - any help would be greatly appreciated!
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NJC1
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Fri Nov 04, 2005 1:50 pm Post subject:
Re: Managed Code Response Problem |
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Hi Colin,
I've worked out what the problem was - the assembly has to be installed in
the same directory as the MOM Service as well as being in the GAC.
"NJC1" wrote:
| Quote: | Hi Colin,
Thanks for the reply - the assembly is written in C# and there is no Main()
method (the project is a class library). The default constructor is public
and takes no parameters as specified in the SDK documentation.
I did try writing static methods instead but the response didn't execute
with MOM saying that it could not find the method specified. I double
checked the response settings against the output of MCRUtil.exe from the
Resource Kit and all appeared to be correct. I'm presuming MOM is actually
locating the assembly (I've had no error to suggest otherwise) and so am at a
loss as to why this isn't working!
"Colin" wrote:
Did you write your code in VB.Net? If yes the context object cannot be
passed as Main() will not accept any parameters.
Colin.
"NJC1" <NJC1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0E679095-B5DB-41D2-9144-49FD60C4B4F3@microsoft.com...
Hi,
I'm trying to set up a managed code response which runs a method within a
..NET assembly which is installed in the GAC.
MOM should be calling an instance method and passing in the Context object
and then two strings. However, it fails with event 21302 in the application
log saying that it could not find the default constructor despite the fact
that I have a public default constructor with no parameters in the code!
I have checked and double checked the settings in the Administrator console
and all appear to be correct - any help would be greatly appreciated!
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