Excel not Export in iis 6

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Dear Friends.,

I created excel file and export that file at local(before deploy iis )its working fine..

When i deploy the same code at iis 6.0 and framework 3.5.. i got error at

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

how to resolve this..

Note: i already gave dcomcnfg-->component service, excel-->security tab and allow permissions are provided.. pls inform any other solutions..

advance thanks

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Angappan.S

Posted 18-Dec-12 1:36am

angappans

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ZurdoDev 18-Dec-12 7:45am

Without seeing your code it appears that you are using the Excel dll to create the file? If so, is it on the server?

angappans 18-Dec-12 23:56pm

Dear Sir.,
Yes I used excel dll(Interop.Excel.dll).. and it's on available at server also..
One major difference is i am using window xp and iis 5.2 coding work fine..
but windows 7 os and iis 6 version coding not working
if you have any idea about this pls inform me..

Advance thanks..

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Angappan.S

ZurdoDev 19-Dec-12 7:40am

I know you said you did the dcom, http://forums.asp.net/t/1303594.aspx, but did you add the right account? You need to see which account is running the app pool that your site is in. Go into IIS, application pools, and look at the identity for the app pool.

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