Error Creating Object

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ruca

I have an object that must be created be created in 3 different pages of my
Application.
The problem is that I can create the object in only one of that pages and in
the others gives me two differents errors
in one says: 'Object reference not set to an instance of an object.'
an in another says: 'Cannot create ActiveX component.'

I don't understand why because the creation mode in the 3 pages is exactly
the same (belive me, I check it out a "million" times).

This is how I create the Object

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Imports System.Object
Dim obj as Object

obj = CreateObject("msu0pr.rfvHard")
.........
//then I have the code that I need.
 
1. Cross-Posting only makes people cross. Don't bite the hand the feeds you.
2. I have no idea how you came by the "code" you posted.
3. You need to learn how to program with .Net. Here is alink to the free
SDK:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...A6-3647-4070-9F41-A333C6B9181D&displaylang=en

There are certain minimal knowledge requirements to writing a .Net program.
The SDK will help. Hard work will do the rest.

--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
 
1. Cross-Posting only makes people cross. Don't bite the hand the feeds
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you.
About this point, I think that I'm not the only one and it happens when
people try to get some answers with the others experience.
Other reason that this happens (Cross-Posting) it's because how older the
posts are less answers we can get.
2. I have no idea how you came by the "code" you posted.
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Don't know what you mean, so.... no comments.
3. You need to learn how to program with .Net. Here is alink to the free
Click to expand...

I apreciate your opinion, BUT my problem is not about how to programming. In
old ASP I can easly create objects, and in .NET it's not so diferent but I'm
having a little problems like I describe and not going describe again (no
Cross-Posting)

Finally
I can tell you I have (and search in innternet) the SDK documentation, but
sometimes it's better to have an opinion of other people by their experience
because becames more understandable.

RUCA
 
Seems I forgot one thing: To be successful, you must be teachable. If you
ignore or explain away good advice, it is as useful as money that you don't
spend.

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

I agree with Kevin that this is no question for the adonet newsgroup.

If you want to crosspost than it could be also in my opinion.
microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb

I am not so actual anymore with ASP

But I think that putting that

obj = CreateObject("msu0pr.rfvHard")

in the "load event of the page" will maybe help you a lot.

Cor
 
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