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Showing posts with label Telephones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Telephones. Show all posts

Friday, July 17, 2009

COM class factory for component with CLSID {00024500-0000-0000-C000-000000000046} failed due to the following error: 80070005. error code 80070005.

If you add a reference to Microsoft Excel and then try to use it within your ASP.NET application you may receive the following error.

Server Error in '/excel' Application.


Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {00024500-0000-0000-C000-000000000046} failed due to the following error: 80070005.

Example Application

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The problem is that by default Microsoft Excel as a COM object can only activated by the following accounts:

  • Administrator
  • System
  • Interactive

When you are running your ASP.Net account on Windows XP your web application is running as the ASPNET account.

The way to resolve this issue is to edit the DCOM configuration settings for the Microsoft Excel Application object.

Configure DCOM

  • Go to the Start-Run menu item.
  • Type in "DCOMCNFG" and hit enter.
  • This should load the "Component Services" MMC (you can also load from Administrative Tools - Component Services"
  • Expand "Component Services"
  • Expand "Computers"
  • Expand "My Computer"
  • Select the "DCOM Config" item
  • Select the "Microsoft Excel Application" item.
  • Right click and select Properties
  • Select the Security Tab and you should see the following:

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  • Under "Launch and Activation Permissions" select the "Customize" option.
  • Click the "Edit" button

    Windows XP


    Windows 2003 Server




  • Click the "Add" button to add a new account to the list.
  • On the dialog that is displayed click the Locations button

    (this is because by default your domain will be selected and we need a local account)

    In this dialog scroll the list to the top (sometimes the first item is not visible) but scroll to the top and select the first item which is your computer name. In the list below "CCROWE" is the name of my computer.



  • Click the OK button
  • On the dialog that is displayed enter "ASPNET" as the account name (make sure location is set to the name of the computer that IIS is on) on Windows XP or if you are running on Windows 2003 Server you must enter the account that the Application Pool is running as, by default "Network Service"

    Windows XP


    Windows 2003 Server

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    Note: A quicker way on Windows XP is to just enter the computer name and the account
    so in my case that would be:

    ccrowe\ASPNET



  • Click the OK button
  • Now make sure you select the following options for the "ASP.NET Machine Account" or the account that is the application pool identity ( by default Network Service)
    • Local Launch : Allow
    • Remote Launch : [blank]
    • Local Activation : Allow
    • Remote Activation : [blank]

    These settings can be seen below:

  • Windows XP


    Windows 2003 Server



  • Click the OK button and test your web application again and it should work fine.

Note: Remember if you are running on Windows 2003 Server you must use the application pool identity as the account and not the ASPNET account.

BeejiveIM Mail App Instant message Review

Posted: 17 Jul 2009 05:52 AM PDT


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BeejiveIM is a simple, reliable service for IM services Like AIM, Mobile Me, Google Talk, ICQ, Jabber, MSN/Windows Live, MySpace IM, Yahoo! Messenger, and Facebook IM. The thing that brings most people to this IM service is the look. The style of this App provides an iChat/SMS style interface to the table. People who have a Mac or iPhone know and love this Chat style. Besides the look Beejive (Pronounced Bee Hive) has many other features as well. One is the ability to send Links, Pictures, Videos, and now Voice notes. As well as being able to change the background of your chat session so that you have a relaxing customized feeling. Another custom feature is changing the color of your chat bubbles. Organizing your buddy list has not been so easy. You can add/edit Names of the people in your buddy list so that you can remember them. You also have to ability to add people to a favorites list so that you can access their name easier. Another thing i like is the search feature. Why scroll through your buddy list and find the person your looking for? Why not type in their name and get them easier? I think im going with two, and Beejive did as well!One of the other features i liked is the Badge notification. If you don’t know what that is then ill tell you. Its puts the a number badge on your home screen icon telling you how many unread IMs you have, sort of the same as the Mail app. Another feature is the easy to use Landscape keyboard function you can enable in settings

The Cons:

Although i would say this app is the BEST, there are a couple of things that i think they should add. When your in a IM you can’t see when the other person is talking, and often change subjects when your friend is still on others. Also, no matter what IM service the receivers on when your using Beejive They can’t see when your Typeing, and when your typing a lot they won’t think your talking. Now i don’t know about you, but i think that needs to change. Another thing is that when you have several IMs going and you use Landscape it gets very laggy, and for me crashs. I do love BeejiveIM, but they need to change this.

App Info:

Developer: Beejive Inc.

App Store Price: $15.99

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Wireless telephone systems

The system described above requires wires to carry electrical signals
from one telephone to another. As telephone usage became popular
in the early part of the twentieth century, the air above urban areas became
clogged with mazes of telephone wire systems. Eventually, many
of these systems were brought together into large cables and buried underground.
The 1970s saw the first widespread use of wireless telephone systems
in the United States. A wireless telephone system is one in which
the electrical signals produced by a telephone transmitter are attached to
a radio signal, similar to the one used to transmit radio broadcasts. Those
radio signals can then be transmitted from one tower to another, without
the need for wires. Cordless, mobile, and cellular telephones perform all
the same functions as conventional telephones but use radio waves instead
of wires.
The convenience and efficiency of wireless telephone communication
is the reason behind the impressive growth of this service. In 1984,
there were approximately 90,000 cellular telephone subscribers in the
United States. By 1990, the number of subscribers had reached 4.4 million.
And by the beginning of the twenty-first century, that number had
ballooned to more than 13 million. The inevitable future expansion of cellular
telephone communication on a global scale will be based on employing
low-altitude, low-weight satellites.
At present, voice communication and data communication exist
separately. As technologies become more advanced, the best of both
worlds will be integrated into a multimedia telecommunications network.
Multimedia will enable people to combine any media they need
to send, receive, or share information in the form of speech, music, messages,
text, data, images, video, animation, or even varieties of virtual reality.
The emerging capabilities offered by a unified, intelligent telecommunications
network will gradually transform the way people interact,
work, and learn