Using Merchant 1.0 API Custom OPP Components in Commerce 2.0

Last reviewed: July 16, 1997
Article ID: Q161428
The information in this article applies to:
  • Microsoft Commerce Server, version 2.0

SUMMARY

You can use custom Order Processing Pipeline (OPP) components that were written using the Merchant Server 1.0 API in Commerce Server 2.0. Commerce Server 2.0 has a version 1.0 Component Wrapper that makes this possible.

The V1 Wrapper itself is an OPP COM object, and can be configured using the Win32-based Pipeline Editor or the ASP-based Pipeline Editor.

MORE INFORMATION

For information on use the V1 Wrapper, see the "Order Processing Component System" in the Commerce Server documentation. If, after following the documentation on V1 Wrapper, you are unable to get it to work, you may want to debug your DLL.

To debug your DLL, try the following:

    - Make sure that Inetinfo.exe is not running.

    - Configure your DLL project settings to start Inetinfo.exe as the
      executable for the debug session, and specify the following as
      command-line arguments:

         -e w3svc

    - Add some breakpoints in your code. When the debugging starts, shop
      in your store, using a browser.


Additional query words: kbfaq V1Wrapper component object model
Keywords : CommOPP kbinterop kbusage kbfaq
Version : 1.0 2.0
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbhowto
Resolution Type : Info_Provided


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Last reviewed: July 16, 1997
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