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Originator: bradman Printable Version
Title: Preventing "Server Busy.." dialog appearing when using a ActiveX dll in vb6.0
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From: bradman On: 2007/04/04 23:48:07
Hey,

vb's docos mention how to adjust the timeout using the App.OLESeverTimeOut property but I'm using an ActiveX dll so that isn't valid. IS there a way to do it still?
From: Baldrick On: 2007/04/05 00:42:46
Baldrick Busy

(R)etry or (S)witch to...
From: Send Carobit Mail PaulHews On: 2007/04/05 07:14:11
grin

I would try setting:
OLERequestPendingTimeout  as well as
OLEServerBusyTimeout

The first one determines when you get the message when clicking a form when your thread is tied up somewhere in your component and can't react to the mouse input.  The second one... well I'm not 100%, but I thought that only out of process components could ever be too busy to handle a request.
 
From: bradman On: 2007/04/10 17:42:21
Thanks Paul but the App object isn't valid in an ActiveX dll so I can't set either OLERequestPendingTimeout or OLEServerBusyTimeout

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