I am having a great deal of trouble with this, hopefully someone can
help me out!

I have a JNI Java applet that accesses an ASP page. The page looks like
this:

Dim myObj
Set myObj=Server.CreateObject("myDLL.myClass")
myObj.Execute()
Set mObj = Nothing

This is accessed numerous times throughout the run of the applet. For
the first x number of accesses, this works fine. However, after an
indeterminate number of accesses, the page returns a 403 and I am no
longer able to call myDLL. Does anyone know what could be the cause of
this?

Thanks,
Erica

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HTTP 403 is a standard forbidden error, meaning the server it is running on
could simply have anti-hammer methods in place .... or is borking whilst the
code is running.

Have you checked for resource leaks in the DLL?, Event Viewer?, IIS logs?

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Steven Burn
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www.it-mate.co.uk

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<erica.cooksey@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I am having a great deal of trouble with this, hopefully someone can
> help me out!
>
> I have a JNI Java applet that accesses an ASP page. The page looks like
> this:
>
> Dim myObj
> Set myObj=Server.CreateObject("myDLL.myClass")
> myObj.Execute()
> Set mObj = Nothing
>
> This is accessed numerous times throughout the run of the applet. For
> the first x number of accesses, this works fine. However, after an
> indeterminate number of accesses, the page returns a 403 and I am no
> longer able to call myDLL. Does anyone know what could be the cause of
> this?
>
> Thanks,
> Erica
>

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