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I'm trying to fix a problem that I have with VI not willing to debug a specific
web application under Windows XP. Lately I opened administrative tool "Component
Services" and went into "COM+ Applications" for I know there are components
there that relate to IIS Web applications.

I saw multiple occurrences of some existing web applications (e.g. IIS-{Default
Web site//Root/Samples}) and some that do not exist. The differences between
multiple occurrences of the same application can either the Application ID
and/or the security account.

Since there is a component for an application that does not exist anymore, can I
safely delete if from Component Services? Then I suppose only one component is
used, other "copies" are irrelevant and can be deleted?

Vince C.

Thank you for your post!

I believe if you are sure the component is not referred by any application,
it can be deleted.  Otherwise, we do not suggest to remove this component.

About the multiple occurrance of the component, it may be required by some
certain COM components.  I do not suggest you remove them.

Best Regards,

Jeff Qiu

Online Support Professional
Microsoft Corporation

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Quote:>Date: Sun, 15 Jun 2003 15:53:51 +0200
>microsoft.public.windowsxp.general

>Hi,

>I'm trying to fix a problem that I have with VI not willing to debug a
specific
>web application under Windows XP. Lately I opened administrative tool
"Component
>Services" and went into "COM+ Applications" for I know there are components
>there that relate to IIS Web applications.

>I saw multiple occurrences of some existing web applications (e.g.
IIS-{Default
>Web site//Root/Samples}) and some that do not exist. The differences
between
>multiple occurrences of the same application can either the Application ID
>and/or the security account.

>Since there is a component for an application that does not exist anymore,
can I
>safely delete if from Component Services? Then I suppose only one
component is
>used, other "copies" are irrelevant and can be deleted?

>Vince C.