COM object and ASP
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i m using PWS on win98. i have made a COM object and then i used it in my ASP page. But when i used my COM object in ASP after that i can't build same COM object again without restarting my machine.it gives linkin error "Can't open .dll to change". Any one can help me so that i dont have to restart my machine. and second question is how can i return multiple values by reference from COM object to ASP page when i use it in ASP. any one has any idea?????
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i m using PWS on win98. i have made a COM object and then i used it in my ASP page. But when i used my COM object in ASP after that i can't build same COM object again without restarting my machine.it gives linkin error "Can't open .dll to change". Any one can help me so that i dont have to restart my machine. and second question is how can i return multiple values by reference from COM object to ASP page when i use it in ASP. any one has any idea?????
I have a vague memory that this does not work on Win98 but on other platforms it does: 1) Configure your ASP App as "Isolated Process" in the IIS settings. 2) Stop the Web Server 3) "Unload" the application in the IIS Application Properties 4) Compile 5) Start Web Server
"No matter where you go, there your are." - Buckaroo Banzai
-pete
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i m using PWS on win98. i have made a COM object and then i used it in my ASP page. But when i used my COM object in ASP after that i can't build same COM object again without restarting my machine.it gives linkin error "Can't open .dll to change". Any one can help me so that i dont have to restart my machine. and second question is how can i return multiple values by reference from COM object to ASP page when i use it in ASP. any one has any idea?????
How to upgrade installed ASP components[^]. 'Multiple values by reference': you could use multiple [out] or [in, out] parameters. It's not clear what you want to do. Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder
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How to upgrade installed ASP components[^]. 'Multiple values by reference': you could use multiple [out] or [in, out] parameters. It's not clear what you want to do. Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder
Excellent post Mike! psacake.com .... Great domain name :laugh:
"No matter where you go, there your are." - Buckaroo Banzai
-pete