I have an application that is written in classic ASP (VBscript). The[color=blue]
> classic asp program calls a Visual Basic.NET version 1.1 COM object to
> obtain information from the mainframe. Most of the time the call from
> the classic asp program works.
> The call looks like the following:
>
> "If Lods.Data(parm1 ,parm2,URL) Then
> On Error Resume Next
> "
>
> There are times when the call does not work and the classic asp
> program just hangs on the above "if" statement. Basically there is no
> response from the COM object.
> Thus I would like to know what kind of error checking I can do to see
> why the "if" statement does not work correctly. Why does the call to
> the Visual Basic.NET version 1.1 COM object does not work.
> Is there some kind of a vbscript timer that I can use? Basically if
> there is no response after a specified amount of time, I could cancel
> the call.[/color]
> classic asp program calls a Visual Basic.NET version 1.1 COM object to
> obtain information from the mainframe. Most of the time the call from
> the classic asp program works.
> The call looks like the following:
>
> "If Lods.Data(parm1 ,parm2,URL) Then
> On Error Resume Next
> "
>
> There are times when the call does not work and the classic asp
> program just hangs on the above "if" statement. Basically there is no
> response from the COM object.
> Thus I would like to know what kind of error checking I can do to see
> why the "if" statement does not work correctly. Why does the call to
> the Visual Basic.NET version 1.1 COM object does not work.
> Is there some kind of a vbscript timer that I can use? Basically if
> there is no response after a specified amount of time, I could cancel
> the call.[/color]