It seems far more likely than anything else that this library just isn't being registered properly. Since this is a VB6 question there aren't any 64-bit processes to worry about. I've also tried running regsvr32 out of SYSWOW64 but PDFCreator.exe can't be registered. I suspect it has something to do with PDFCreator being a 32-bit app and COM registration.
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I've done everything I know how to debug this, but I'm stumped. I have also tried running it as Administrator to rule-out security problems. On IIS I have set the Enable 32-bit Applications setting on my app pool. I realise I'm dealing with ancient technologies here and I should have tempered expectations when running such things on modern 64-bit Windows and IIS. I want to use early binding so that I can use the events, plus I need it to work in ASP/Web Class Runtime. Late binding is done like so: Set mPDFCreator = CreateObject("PDFCreator.clsPDFCreator") If I don't use a project references and use late binding instead, then it works on the desktop app but still not in the web class runtime. Set mPDFCreator = New PDFCreator.clsPDFCreator I add a project reference to "C:\Program Files\PDFCreator\PDFCreator.exe" and then in my code I do: Public WithEvents mPDFCreator As PDFCreator.clsPDFCreator When I create an exe to run on Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 or use it in the web class runtime I get: Run-time error '429':
On that system PDF generation works both from a desktop app and from ASP (via VB web class runtime). My VB6 development VM is Windows XP 32-bit. I'm using PDFCreator to create PDFs in VB6.
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