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| There is no specific client. We have 1 server on which QB is installed. The
aspx page also runs on the same server in IIS. The qbxmlrp2.exe resides on
the same server and is installed as a DCOM app. I have messed with all
possible settings for identity and security. The only way it works is if I
write a windows console app in .net that invokes the api calls into
qbxmlrp2e. At that point, with QB open, it correctly prompts me for
permissions for the windows app to connect to QB. Any other way it wont
work.
Thanks.
"Jim Carlock" <anonymous@localhost> wrote in message
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> <param@community.nospam> wrote...
> : The reason it needs to run as Interactive User is because when my
> : app (asp.net) first attempts to connect to QuickBooks via
> : QBXMLRP2E it needs to interact with the desktop. i.e. The user
> : needs to have QB open and it will prompt a dialog box asking the
> : user to give permission. Once the permissions is given, it can be
> : reverted to launching user after that. (qbxmlrp2.dll)
>
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> I'm cross posting this reply to the microsoft.public.inetserver.iis and
> microsoft.public.inetserver.iis.security groups as well, to see if any
> help comes from there. They might be able to provide a description
> that will get us going in the right direction.
>
> Where does the DLL reside, on the server or on the client's machine.
> Also, where does the .aspx app sit. Is that on the server that then
> connects to a server-side DLL or is it something that runs on the client
> and connects to a remote server? How does the client connect to the
> server? Does it connect to an .aspx page through a VB application on
> the client machine?
>
> I placed a copy of the data you indicated came from QuickBooks...
> http://www.microcosmotalk.com/images/temp/
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> I also placed a copy of the regsvr32 help and the runas help there.
>
> I'm at a loss at the moment. What have you tried you so far?
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> Jim Carlock
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