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I am extremely new to building webs and using IIS 7 and I have been charged with migrating some classic ASP sites in or DEV environment. My question is, and I apologize if I word it incorrectly, why don't any VB6 COM objects work? I have a site that uses a COM object for a sign-in process and it seems to do nothing and generates no log file. The site with the login is classic ASP, which I have working, but when you go to submit during login - nothing.

Does anyone have a guide or site I could reference? I've tried enabling ASP debuging to the page and whatnot in the ASP section of IIS Manager but nothing.

Thanks.

EDIT: I still have not resolved this issue. I resorted to re-writing the vb COM object into ASP and am going to try that as a work-around.

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  • I just rewrote the object in .NET since I could not resolve the issue. Commented Mar 9, 2010 at 14:06

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Most likely you need to allow your application pool to run 32-bit applications. The way to do this is to right click your app pool, click Advanced Settings and change the "Enable 32 bit applications" setting to True.

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  • @MattB - I checked and I do have Enable 32-bit Applications set to True and I am running in Classic for the Managed Pipeline Mode. Any other suggestions? Commented Mar 3, 2010 at 15:15

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