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    Now I need to write a dll witch COM interface, so that the asp application can use it. The COM object will have a window. Can asp application show the window created by the COM object? The problem is: My COM knowledge is only from the book <Inside COM>, almost no practical experience. However I can write regular dll (common interface, not COM). Is there any quick guide for implementing such a COM object? Thanks very much.

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      Now I need to write a dll witch COM interface, so that the asp application can use it. The COM object will have a window. Can asp application show the window created by the COM object? The problem is: My COM knowledge is only from the book <Inside COM>, almost no practical experience. However I can write regular dll (common interface, not COM). Is there any quick guide for implementing such a COM object? Thanks very much.

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      Try this oldie good book about COM Developer's Workshop to COM and Atl 3.0, there are also many good articles here in CodeProject, but this book is a good introductory tutorial.

      JO :)

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        Try this oldie good book about COM Developer's Workshop to COM and Atl 3.0, there are also many good articles here in CodeProject, but this book is a good introductory tutorial.

        JO :)

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        Thanks, but I don't not have enough time for a book now. Because of the need in my job, time is limited, so I need a quick way to implement a simple com object.

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          Thanks, but I don't not have enough time for a book now. Because of the need in my job, time is limited, so I need a quick way to implement a simple com object.

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          Why don't you try creating a simple COM component and see if can it be called in ASP. read this link COM[^] The essence of COM is a language-neutral way of implementing objects that can be used in environments different from the one they were created in, even across machine boundaries Check this section of CP for examples and niformation COM[^]

          Regards, Sandip.

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            Why don't you try creating a simple COM component and see if can it be called in ASP. read this link COM[^] The essence of COM is a language-neutral way of implementing objects that can be used in environments different from the one they were created in, even across machine boundaries Check this section of CP for examples and niformation COM[^]

            Regards, Sandip.

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            Thanks. I found that ActiveX is just for this.

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