An ariticle teaches the ASP programmer to write their code in VB, make it as a dll and reuse them in their ASP code. Learn to hide your code and increase the performance of your ASP program.
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This very important article describes in detail what you need to know to register / unregister ActiveX ( COM Component ) DLLs remotely using only plain ASP pages. Must read for all ASP developers. Everything has been explained in detail.
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It can really be a pain to register .DLL's on your remote servers. This article will explore how to set up a set of ASP pages to register your DLL's on NT 4. ASP source code available for download.
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This article describes how to build components that take advantage of the new features in IIS and MTS, and provides an extensive list of tips on building components, performance and process isolation, and debugging.
This tutorial guides you through, in easy to follow steps, the methods needed to build an ASP component in Visual Basic. Includes downloadable source, easy-to-follow example and screen shots for each stage.
Version: 1 Platform(s): n/a Updated: Wed Mar 28 2001
Step by step tutorial on creating a Java COM component which accesses and uses ASP Intrinsic Components. Sample Project files, Component and ASP code available for download.
This article is primarily for Active Server Pages (ASP) developers who would like to take their ASP skills a step further. By bundling ASP code into server-side components, developers not only increase Visual Basic functionality and ASP speed, but also find a marvelous way to encapsulate and protect their ASP source code. This tutorial will walk you through the process of developing a very simple server-side ActiveX ASP component. The emphasis will be on the steps it takes to produce a server-side Dynamic Link Library (DLL) file, not on complex ASP scripting or advanced VB code.
This article at Stradeveloper.com is an in depth tutorial on calling and using
five ASP intrinsic objects from within COM Component using Visual Basic. Sample Visual Basic project files, component and ASP page available for download.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create your first ActiveX DLL component using Microsoft Visual Basic 5.0 and above. The power of ActiveX component is not even closely covered here. The purpose of this tutorial is simply give you a start on how DLL is created.
Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Tue Feb 15 2000
