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ruca

I think that with .NET FrameWork we no longer need to register our external
components with "regsrv32.exe ...". For what I know the information of
ASP.NET components aren't keeped in Registry. In this way, I can copy
components from one server to another without register and they will be able
to execute.

My question is that I'm working in a local machine (with the IIS "thing")
and I would like to know where should I place my external components?
What's the sintax of the path?
 
\bin

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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
 
I already put it there and still don't work (error: Cannot Create ActiveX
component)

I think I don' have to register, right?


Ruca
 
I already put it there and still don't work (error: Cannot Create ActiveX
component)
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HOW did you already put WHAT there (assuming by "there" you mean the \bin
folder)? Where did the error come from? What are all the steps you took, in
detail?

Also, you keep referring to "components" - define your term, please.
"Components" is a generic term which can mean many things.

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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
 
I have a dll (named "fdp0cu.dll") that I need to use in my application. For
that I try to Create an Object to use it.
I copy this dll into my \bin directory.
This is th way I'm done in VB:

Dim obj as Object

obj = CreateObject("fdp0cu.hdVam")
// then I have the rest of my code

it's here (in Createobject function) that error ocurrs.

UNDERSTAND now?

Ruca
 
UNDERSTAND now?

I understand. You do not. There are many kinds of DLLs. Apparently, you do
not know what kind you are working with. If it is not a .Net assembly, you
will not be able to use it like one. You also can't program a .Net
application the way you program a VB 6 or ASP application.

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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
 
Apparently, you do
not know what kind you are working with.
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:)
That it was the best joke in last times that I read.
The dll that you said that I do not know the kind was made by me. :)
If it is not a .Net assembly, you
will not be able to use it like one. You also can't program a .Net
application the way you program a VB 6 or ASP application.
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So........... How can you explain that in another computer I can create dll
like I describe it before and in pc that I'm using know to develope I can't?


Thanks
Ruca
 
That it was the best joke in last times that I read.
The dll that you said that I do not know the kind was made by me. :)
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So, if it was made by you, you ought to know what kind it is. Tell us.

--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
 
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