Anything you do in .NET will need a COM wrapper to work in ASP. You can
create COM wrappers with the command line tool regasm.exe, which will create
the wrapper and register it as a COM object.
Overall, I would stick to VB 6 and make ActiveX DLLs instead, as Interop
creates bumps in the road. That is, unless you are switching to ASP.NET in
the process. Then the wrappers make more sense.
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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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