This is pure gold. Thanks, Steve.

Brian (Lurker) Muth

>
> It may be that you're running into the old "it's hard and/or
impossible
> to truly turn off all services and make components run in the caller's
> context" problem. To see if that's so, store the following VBS into a
> file named noctx.vbs and then run the command "noctx.vbs ALL
> <APPLICATION NAME>" on the library application containing object3 and
> object4. This eliminates some services you might not even know about
;).
> Often this is what people are seeing when they say "there's context
> overhead in Windows 2000". They're comparing within-context calls in
> NT/MTS to cross-context calls in W2K/COM+.
>
> So far as I know, Tim Ewald's analysis is completely unsubstantiated.
I
> have never seen evidence of even appreciable degradation of
performance
> between NT/MTS and W2K/COM+ due to cross-context call performance, let
> alone the substantial degradation that you're seeing.
>
> <%
>
>
> Dim objArgs
> Set objArgs = WScript.Arguments
>
> SetApplicationProperty objArgs(1), "Base Application Partition",
> "Activation", 0 SetApplicationProperty objArgs(1), "Base Application
> Partition", "AccessChecksLevel", 0
>
> SetComponentProperty objArgs(0), objArgs(1), "Base Application
> Partition", "COMTIIntrinsics", 0 SetComponentProperty objArgs(0),
> objArgs(1), "Base Application Partition", "IISIntrinsics", 0
> SetComponentProperty objArgs(0), objArgs(1), "Base Application
> Partition", "JustInTimeActivation", 0 SetComponentProperty objArgs(0),
> objArgs(1), "Base Application Partition",
> "ComponentAccessChecksEnabled", 0 SetComponentProperty objArgs(0),
> objArgs(1), "Base Application Partition", "Synchronization", 0
> SetComponentProperty objArgs(0), objArgs(1), "Base Application
> Partition", "Transaction", 0 SetComponentProperty objArgs(0),
> objArgs(1), "Base Application Partition", "EventTrackingEnabled", 0
> SetComponentProperty objArgs(0), objArgs(1), "Base Application
> Partition", "MustRunInClientContext", 1
>
>
>
'***********************************************************************
> *******
> ' Modifies a property value on an application
>
'***********************************************************************
> *******
> Sub SetApplicationProperty (ApplicationName, PartitionName,
> PropertyName, PropertyValue)
>
> Set cat = CreateObject("COMAdmin.COMAdminCatalog.1")
>
> 'cat.CurrentPartition = PartitionName
> Set collApps = cat.GetCollection("Applications")
>
> collApps.Populate
>
> numApps = collApps.Count
> For i = numApps - 1 To 0 Step -1
> If collApps.Item(i).Value("Name") = ApplicationName Then
> collApps.Item(i).Value(PropertyName) = PropertyValue
> End If
> Next
>
> collApps.SaveChanges
>
> Set collApps = Nothing
> Set cat = Nothing
>
>
> End Sub
>
>
'***********************************************************************
> *******
> ' Set a component property
>
'***********************************************************************
> *******
> Sub SetComponentProperty (ComponentID, ApplicationName, PartitionName,
> PropertyName, PropertyValue)
>
> Set cat = CreateObject("COMAdmin.COMAdminCatalog.1")
>
> 'cat.CurrentPartition = PartitionName
> Set collApps = cat.GetCollection("Applications")
>
> collApps.Populate
>
> numApps = collApps.Count
> For i = numApps - 1 To 0 Step -1
> If collApps.Item(i).Value("Name") = ApplicationName Then
>
> Set collComponents =
> collApps.GetCollection("Components", collApps.Item(i).Key)
> collComponents.Populate
>
> numComponents = collComponents.Count
>
> For j = numComponents - 1 To 0 Step -1
>
> 'If collComponents.Item(j).Value("CLSID")
=
> ComponentID Then
>
> collComponents.Item(j).Value(PropertyName) = PropertyValue
> 'End If
>
> Next
>
> collComponents.SaveChanges
>
> End If
> Next
>
> collApps.SaveChanges
>
> Set collComponents = Nothing
> Set collApps = Nothing
> Set cat = Nothing
>
> End Sub
>
>
>
>
>
>
> %>
>

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