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    I'm trying to create a ActiveX DLL in VisualStudio C++ 6.0 I want to use this with an IIS-Server to make a SOAP-Communication. I use the SOAP Toolkit 3.0! I have to create a DLL like the following example: >> The following procedure creates a Microsoft® Visual Basic® ActiveX® DLL that implements the various operations: EchoString, AddNumbers, and SubtractNumbers. If you were to create this DLL on a computer other than a server running IIS, you would need to copy it from that computer to a server running IIS and also register the DLL on that server. To create the DocSample1Service DLL Open Microsoft Visual Basic® and create an ActiveX DLL project. Change the Project Name to DocSample1Service and the Class Name to Sample1. On the Project menu, click DocSample1Service Properties. Then, on the General tab, select the Unattanded Execution and Retained In Memory options. For more information see, Developing SOAP Toolkit Applications. To the Sample1 class, add the code from the Code Listing for the Sample1 Class. Save the project in the Soap3DocSamples\DocSample1\Server folder. On the File menu, click Make DocSample1Service.dll. Save the DLL in the Soap3DocSamples\DocSample1\Server folder. <<

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