COM/ASP
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We got old COM component and it's used to retrieve ASP built-in objects. The COM component is using IScriptingContext interface. As per MSDN, it's an obsolete[^] interface and it suggest to use the IObjectContext interface. Anybody know more about this. In meanwhile I will continue my search on MSDN. ;) I haven't worked with ASP objects so far and the guy who wrote left the company.
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We got old COM component and it's used to retrieve ASP built-in objects. The COM component is using IScriptingContext interface. As per MSDN, it's an obsolete[^] interface and it suggest to use the IObjectContext interface. Anybody know more about this. In meanwhile I will continue my search on MSDN. ;) I haven't worked with ASP objects so far and the guy who wrote left the company.
"...if you don't want to hear things that piss you off don't piss off other people. SIMPLE." - Steven Hicks
This signature was created by "Code Project Quoter".Hi, Yes u r right. IScriptingContext interface - as per MSDN, it's an obsolete interface. But , still u can use it. Because it is working even in IIS6.0 U can also use IObjectContext if your component need com+ transaction support. Otherwise IScriptingContext is enough. (But use at ur risk ;). Because future versions of IIS may stop supporting IScriptingContext). U can use microsoft provided wrapper class Context.cpp and Context.h to get the ASP objects from IObjectContext. best wishes...take care ..bi..mil10