Can you show us an example of how you are wrapping the UniObject in a COM object? I've never done it this way and am curious how to do it.
I have used the UniObjects in ASP.NET with no issues. Works nicely with a U2 backend process pumping out XML. >because of threading issues, but I've successfully gotten around that by >insulating the UniObjects objects within my own COM objects. ASP calls my >COM object, my COM objects creates a UniObjects object, does what it needs, >closes and releases the object, life is good. I've never even actually -- u2-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.oliver.com/mailman/listinfo/u2-users
