H
Hasani
If so, how?
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Is it possible to use/call/access my .net libraries from ASP [NOT ASP.NET!!!]
J
Juan Wajnerman
Of course! You can expose your classes as COM objects.
Here you can info about doing this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/cpguide/html/cpconexposingnetframeworkcomponentstocom.asp
Here you can info about doing this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/cpguide/html/cpconexposingnetframeworkcomponentstocom.asp
H
Hasani
Well, I'm having problems returning arrays to COM
e.x.:
public string[] TestC()
{
string[] array = new string[] {"FOO", "BAR", "1", "ONE"};
return array;
}
public int[] TestD()
{
int[] array = new int[] {1,2,3,4};
return array;
}
In VBScript, I invoke TestC and TestD on my objects using
dim teh
teh = foobar.TestD
dim teh1
teh1 = foobar.TestC
I use IsArray() function and it returns true indicating that both teh and
teh1 are arrays if type CLng and CStr. Using UBound(..) returns the correct
array lengths.
How do I traverse or access elements of the array.
How do I view the contents of the first few indexes of the array?
e.x.:
public string[] TestC()
{
string[] array = new string[] {"FOO", "BAR", "1", "ONE"};
return array;
}
public int[] TestD()
{
int[] array = new int[] {1,2,3,4};
return array;
}
In VBScript, I invoke TestC and TestD on my objects using
dim teh
teh = foobar.TestD
dim teh1
teh1 = foobar.TestC
I use IsArray() function and it returns true indicating that both teh and
teh1 are arrays if type CLng and CStr. Using UBound(..) returns the correct
array lengths.
How do I traverse or access elements of the array.
How do I view the contents of the first few indexes of the array?
H
Hasani
WHats weird is, I think, inorder to successfully return arrays, they return
signature must be object[]
e.x.:
int[] Foo()
string[] Bar()
doesn't work called fromVBScript
but
object[] FooBar()
works =/
signature must be object[]
e.x.:
int[] Foo()
string[] Bar()
doesn't work called fromVBScript
but
object[] FooBar()
works =/
G
Gary van der Merwe
Hi
What are your reasons for not using ASP.NET. Is it because you do not like
the methodolgy or for compatability reasons.
Gary
What are your reasons for not using ASP.NET. Is it because you do not like
the methodolgy or for compatability reasons.
Gary