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    Hi, I have IIS Application,in VB.I have added Simple HTML template in it named MyTemplate.In WebClass_Start I have written Set NextItem = MyTemplate And in MyTemplate_Respond event i have written MyTemplate.WriteTemplate So now when i run application i should see the HTML content in Browser,but application hangs after that. I am working under win2k. Can anyone help on this? Regards.

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      Hi, I have IIS Application,in VB.I have added Simple HTML template in it named MyTemplate.In WebClass_Start I have written Set NextItem = MyTemplate And in MyTemplate_Respond event i have written MyTemplate.WriteTemplate So now when i run application i should see the HTML content in Browser,but application hangs after that. I am working under win2k. Can anyone help on this? Regards.

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      This is probably not the answer you're looking for but webclasses within VB are pretty much a dead technology. There are various threading and performance issues that have come to light on this particular technology. If you really need the power of vb when developing a component for a web based application you might want to investigate COM+. Switching to the new .NET stuff if you're running IIS 5 is also a very viable alternative. Good Luck!

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