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    Chris Quick
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    I'm looking to create a COM component to run on my Web App. The Web App is server ASP pages and needs to access a COM component for retrieving items from a database. The reason I'm considering COM is because I would like to use DB Connection Pooling to interact with SQL server. I know there is a way to register a .net assembly as a COM component. My question is, I would like to know if I will be able to access the COM using VBScript. For example, can I use something like

    Set PageRenderer = Server.CreateObject("MyCompany.PageRenderer")
    

    and then call methods on it? Thanks for any input!

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      I'm looking to create a COM component to run on my Web App. The Web App is server ASP pages and needs to access a COM component for retrieving items from a database. The reason I'm considering COM is because I would like to use DB Connection Pooling to interact with SQL server. I know there is a way to register a .net assembly as a COM component. My question is, I would like to know if I will be able to access the COM using VBScript. For example, can I use something like

      Set PageRenderer = Server.CreateObject("MyCompany.PageRenderer")
      

      and then call methods on it? Thanks for any input!

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      Dave Kreskowiak
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      So long as the target machine has the appropriate version of the .NET Framework installed, this will work. Once the component is registered, it works just like any other COM component. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

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