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Beginners guide > Making a Simple DLL and using it in ASP

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Submitted on: 3/31/2002 6:55:15 AM
By: snowboardr
Level: Beginner
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Compatibility:ASP (Active Server Pages)

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Shows how to use a DLL made in Visual Basic in your ASP page, it is very simple, yet is very nice and useful! This is a beginners example, I just learned how to do this myself.

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3/31/2002 7:10:11 AM:snowboardr
If anyone knows how to get QueryStrings in the DLL, and also how to goto direct to the dll and have it show a page let me know...

4/1/2002 7:33:52 AM:Alex Wied (PcExpert)
I see you have the paid edition. I was wondering... How much did it cost? Does it cost some money per month? I'm thinking of getting this edition so I can compile my programs. -PcExpert

4/1/2002 12:23:07 PM:Josh
Alex, Visual Basic has a number of

4/1/2002 12:23:52 PM:VENGEANCE
Hm.. PSC trimmed my first post due to a login problem. Sounds like a bug to me. ;) Anyway: the short version: http://www.microsoft.com/vbasic

4/1/2002 12:29:23 PM:Brian
Snowboardr, to access the asp objects like response, request, server etc., make sure that "Microsoft Active Server Pages Object Library" is selected in the project references. Then you declare a variable as being one of the objects like this: Dim comRequest AS ASPTypeLibrary.Request. Then you can access the methods supported by that object by doing something like comRequest.Querystring.

4/1/2002 5:35:28 PM:snowboardr
Thanks for your input guys. I almost have it to be able to go direct to the dll...that will be interesting.

4/1/2002 10:30:02 PM:Jeff_Khor
I just need it. Thank You.

4/4/2002 4:16:41 PM:Dound
Thanks: l337 concept, easy c0de

4/10/2002 5:27:05 PM:Chris
Please let me know how you can go directly to the DLL and pass a querystring into it, like MS does with the redir.dll at their site. Thanks

4/17/2002 9:52:04 AM:Freddy
You can make it appear like an asp file is a dll file. If you run IIS you can create a mapping just like ASP with an extension of .dll and rename your files. This sounds like a joke but it gives this appearance.

6/21/2002 2:27:28 PM:matt
It's very fine.

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