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asp_components thread: How to register and how to call??????????????


Message #1 by Suresh J <sureshjram@y...> on Tue, 25 Feb 2003 02:55:55 -0800 (PST)
hi,
I am suresh here.Guys and Gals i have doubt .Plz do clarify my doubt.
# 1  " I have a windows 2000 server.The server has a vb in it.I develope a dll and register it using "regser..."..
# 2 How do i register my dll generally in a server ?????
++++++++> Can i call this component in the client machines using ASP.
#3 . Plz do not scold me for these kind if doubts...
            a) Do we need MTS in a server to register a dll?
            b) If i cannot register a dll in a server without MTS how did they do in the     earlier days 
 
 expecting ur kind reply,
regards
Suresh



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Message #2 by "Adrian Forbes" <adrian.forbes@n...> on Wed, 26 Feb 2003 09:10:46 -0000
> # 1  " I have a windows 2000 server.The server has a vb in
> it.I develope a dll and register it using "regser..."

Regsvr32.  However if VB is on the machine itself and VB has made the
DLL then VB registers it for you automatically.

> # 2 How do i register my dll generally in a server ?????

Regsvr32 yourdll.dll

> Can i call this component in the client machines using ASP.

What do you mean by "client machine"?  You can use the DLL in
server-side ASP code but the DLL remains on the server and is only used
on the server.

> a) Do we need MTS in a server to register a dll?

No.

> b) If i cannot register a dll in a server without MTS how did they
> do in the     earlier days 

You can register without MTS :)


Message #3 by "Dan Clem" <dan.clem@t...> on Thu, 27 Feb 2003 16:01:34
Two more notes:

1) MTS is included within Windows 2000 Server. It was a separate component 
in prior versions (NT 4.0)

2) To register the DLL, you type "Regsvr32 yourdll.dll" as indicated, but 
I also wanted to point out that you must be at the target directory when 
you type this. (Maybe that was obvious, I don't know.)

Message #4 by "Adrian Forbes" <adrian.forbes@n...> on Thu, 27 Feb 2003 15:52:05 -0000
Seeing as we're being pedantic, MTS was not included in Win2k, however
it's functionality was incorporated into COM+ which you do get with
Win2k.  I was just trying to keep things simple.

-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Clem [mailto:dan.clem@t...] 
Sent: 27 February 2003 4:02
To: ASP components
Subject: [asp_components] Re: How to register and how to
call??????????????


Two more notes:

1) MTS is included within Windows 2000 Server. It was a separate
component 
in prior versions (NT 4.0)

2) To register the DLL, you type "Regsvr32 yourdll.dll" as indicated,
but 
I also wanted to point out that you must be at the target directory when

you type this. (Maybe that was obvious, I don't know.)

 
adrian.forbes@n... 
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