Componente ASpupload en Windows 2008 64 bits

Por efectos de que no se pudo registrar la componente aspupload.dll a traves de regsvr32, toco registrarla por componentes siguiendo el siguiente manual:

http://www.motobit.com/help/scptutl/pa103.htm

1. Create a new COM+ application

Go to Administrative tools - component services (or Start, Run, type DCOMcnfg)
Go to Component services -> Computers -> My computer -> COM+ applications
Right click COM+ applications, new application
Create an empty application named AspForm
Enter a name of the new application (for example, "AspForm")

Create a new COM+ application - Application for upload component

Create a new COM+ application - name the application

2. Add ScriptUtils.ASPForm component

Expand ASPForm application
Right click Components, Click New, Component
Click Import component(s) that are already registered
Select ScriptUtils.ASPForm component

Add a new component to COM+ app - the upload component

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