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George Thompson #1
DLL Issue With Classic Asp
Hi everyone,
Not sure if this is the right newsgroup for this, but I think it is.
I've been having trouble finding any good info on the following
process:
Create a DLL in .NET (using C# or VB)
Install the DLL to my asp server
Access The DLL From my asp page. (note: it's asp, NOT asp .net)
I've tried w/o success to get a hello world type dll going. (ASP Error
was that it failed to create the object because it couldn't be
found ...)
Just wondering if anyone can link me to a good tutorial (would love t
osee a step by step tutorial if any exist), or shed some insight on
the issue?
Thanks!
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Anthony Jones #2
Re: DLL Issue With Classic Asp
"George Thompson" <nathaniel.williams@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1172612219.410024.181500@a75g2000cwd.googlegr oups.com...Did you create a COM interop wrapper for the .NET assembly? Script in ASP> Hi everyone,
>
> Not sure if this is the right newsgroup for this, but I think it is.
>
> I've been having trouble finding any good info on the following
> process:
>
> Create a DLL in .NET (using C# or VB)
> Install the DLL to my asp server
> Access The DLL From my asp page. (note: it's asp, NOT asp .net)
>
> I've tried w/o success to get a hello world type dll going. (ASP Error
> was that it failed to create the object because it couldn't be
> found ...)
>
> Just wondering if anyone can link me to a good tutorial (would love t
> osee a step by step tutorial if any exist), or shed some insight on
> the issue?
>
cannot access .NET assemblies directly.
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George Thompson #3
Re: DLL Issue With Classic Asp
This is new territory for me...not sure of what needed to be done, but
here's what i did do:
I followed some directions I got from a few sites.
i made a new class library in c#.
i made a little hello world class
take the dll created when building and install it to the server
?????????
Call dll from asp
need help w/ the ?????????? part. Also, are there any special
settings required to be set in visualStudio on build?
Not familiar with the process for doing this:
"Create a COM interop wrapper for the .NET assembly"
Does anyone have a link to some info or ideally a tutorial?
Thanks!
1st step was to Build a Class Library
On Feb 27, 5:35 pm, "Anthony Jones" <A...@yadayadayada.com> wrote:> "George Thompson" <nathaniel.willi...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>>> > Hi everyone,>> > Not sure if this is the right newsgroup for this, but I think it is.>> > I've been having trouble finding any good info on the following
> > process:>> > Create a DLL in .NET (using C# or VB)
> > Install the DLL to my asp server
> > Access The DLL From my asp page. (note: it's asp, NOT asp .net)>> > I've tried w/o success to get a hello world type dll going. (ASP Error
> > was that it failed to create the object because it couldn't be
> > found ...)>> > Just wondering if anyone can link me to a good tutorial (would love t
> > osee a step by step tutorial if any exist), or shed some insight on
> > the issue?
> Did you create a COM interop wrapper for the .NET assembly? Script in ASP
> cannot access .NET assemblies directly.- Hide quoted text -
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