you SHOULD be able to debug through the DLL if you hit Play on your VB

project immediately after cycling your web server, as long as you have

breakpoints there.  You may need to set IIS to interact with the desktop for

this to work, not sure though.  To do this, go into Services, go to the

properties on World Wide Web Publishing Service and check the box to

Interact With Desktop.



shawn



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

From: supersonics@c... [mailto:supersonics@c...]

Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2001 3:34 AM

To: ASP components

Cc: It doesn't work.

Subject: 





Dear John:

     Thank you for your help.

     But...

     The "unload" button is already "grayed out"  before i click it.

     what can i do now?

     Thanks again for your help.

                                           gufeng





> Try stopping the webserver, unloading the memory, then START your object

in VB, then

> start IIS and try hitting the web page.

> 

> Sometimes IIS will hold on to an older reference to an object, especially

if it was

> previously compiled as a DLL.  To unload the memory, go to the IIS

administration

> console (MMC), right click the web site (in the left hand pane, the tree

structure)

> choose Properties.  Then go to the Home Directory tab, near the bottom

there is a

> button labeled "Unload" - click it and wait a few seconds.  When it

becomes disabled

> (greyed out) the memory has been unloaded.

> 

> hope this helps,

> 

> john