I need to pass a lot of data to a vb COM object, which I can't do as a

long list of parameters. I'm trying to do it via a publicly declared User

Defined Type in the COM object. How do I make the ASP aware of the User

Defined Type - or can't I ? I'm using Visual Interdev as the ASP

development environment.



Any suggestions on different ways of doing it gratefully recieved.



Ta very much



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In theory, yes.



But, as ASP only supports variant data types you kind of loose out on typing

each element. Net result is you may as well use a var array.



How many items are you passing ?



Regards



T



-----Original Message-----

From: Duncan Allen [mailto:dxallen@b...]

Sent: 14 December 2000 20:56

To: ASP components

Subject: [asp_components] User Defined Type in VB COM Object





I need to pass a lot of data to a vb COM object, which I can't do as a

long list of parameters. I'm trying to do it via a publicly declared User

Defined Type in the COM object. How do I make the ASP aware of the User

Defined Type - or can't I ? I'm using Visual Interdev as the ASP

development environment.



Any suggestions on different ways of doing it gratefully recieved.



Ta very much





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Hi,



I'm passing about 51 items back - basically an entire form. I'm using

disconnected recordsets but I guess a variant array would use less

resources ?



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