| Helge C. Rutz 2005-04-29, 9:23 am |
| Hi István
"Vencz Istv?n" <istvan@profuse.ro> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:f82434e4.0504290442.7219da95@posting.google.com...
>I have a web application installed on Windows 2003 Standard Edition
> with SP1, it accesses a SQL Servet 2000 database installed on Windows
> 2000 Server, the two computers are not in the same domain. The web
> application uses ASP pages and COM+ components written in VB6.
> After the installation of SP1 for Windows 2003 the application does
> not work anymore (before the installation of SP1 it worked without
> problems). The following error occurs: "New transaction cannot enlist
> in the specified transaction coordinator".
> If I change in Component Services the componets' Transaction model
> from Required to Supported then the application works fine.
have you checked if the SP1 changed the settings for MSDTC under Component
Services?
AFAIK SP1 introduced the option to allow anonymous access to MSDTC (No
authentication required) in the UI - before you had to set it in the
registry to allow web apps to use transactions.
Maybe they also set a different default value - it wouldn't be the first
time ;-)
Helge
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