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  • Robert Anderson
    #1

    COM dll Substitute

    Hi There!

    My web site is currently hosted on a commerical hosting server (which is not
    my own) and they are not allowing me to create my own COM dll and use them
    with my ASP pages. They are not allowing me to register the COM componets at
    their server.

    Could anyone please point me to the right direction choosing a technology
    that could be used sort of as a "substitute " for COM dll.

    Please help!

    Thanks all!

    Robert


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    • Ray at
      #2
      Re: COM dll Substitute

      You can always use classes in vbscript.

      Ray at home

      "Robert Anderson" <nowaynoway@nos pam.com> wrote in message
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      > Hi There!
      >
      > My web site is currently hosted on a commerical hosting server (which is[/color]
      not[color=blue]
      > my own) and they are not allowing me to create my own COM dll and use them
      > with my ASP pages. They are not allowing me to register the COM componets[/color]
      at[color=blue]
      > their server.
      >
      > Could anyone please point me to the right direction choosing a technology
      > that could be used sort of as a "substitute " for COM dll.
      >
      > Please help!
      >
      > Thanks all!
      >
      > Robert
      >
      >[/color]


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        • Dan Brussee
          #3
          Re: COM dll Substitute

          What about .NET?

          On Mon, 3 Nov 2003 21:17:10 -0500, "Ray at <%=sLocation% >"
          <myfirstname at lane 34 . komm> wrote:
          [color=blue]
          >You can always use classes in vbscript.
          >
          >Ray at home
          >
          >"Robert Anderson" <nowaynoway@nos pam.com> wrote in message
          >news:esAPkWhoD HA.2424@TK2MSFT NGP10.phx.gbl.. .[color=green]
          >> Hi There!
          >>
          >> My web site is currently hosted on a commerical hosting server (which is[/color]
          >not[color=green]
          >> my own) and they are not allowing me to create my own COM dll and use them
          >> with my ASP pages. They are not allowing me to register the COM componets[/color]
          >at[color=green]
          >> their server.
          >>
          >> Could anyone please point me to the right direction choosing a technology
          >> that could be used sort of as a "substitute " for COM dll.
          >>
          >> Please help!
          >>
          >> Thanks all!
          >>
          >> Robert
          >>
          >>[/color]
          >[/color]

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            • CJM
              #4
              Re: COM dll Substitute

              You have two answers so far... If either is any good depends on why you were
              using COM in the first place.

              If you want the performance advantage of COM, then .NET might help.

              If you prefer to use OO techniques then either might be helpful.

              If you are trying to hide/protect your code, then I think you might be
              stuck.

              CJM


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