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Message #1 by "Vijay Kumar" <happygv@y...> on Fri, 14 Dec 2001 06:56:53
Hi,



My case is to store the output of a html/asp file (that generates a report 

with charts dynamically) into another file with extension "*.mht". I have 

it ready the ASP/HTML page that generates the report. Now the one I need 

to do is to store the output of this report file at different location 

as .mht file.



Can this be done with ASP or is there any other possible way to do this? I 

plan to create a VBScript and run it by a scheduler so that without any 

manual work, the reports will be stored into a specified location at 

different times a day. Also the one who needs to see the report can see it 

at anytime without having to sit and generate reports.



Thanks in advance for you help



Regards

Vijay.G
Message #2 by Bala Ramachandran <bala_isme@y...> on Fri, 14 Dec 2001 00:54:13 -0800 (PST)
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Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii





Hi, 

I have a component (forgot, from where i donloaded). This component (dll), simply runs a page(asp/htm) and copies the output to a
file(here u need to use the filesystem object). Below is the sample code. 



------- 

Set wsTCP = Server.CreateObject("oswinsck.TCP") 

If wsTCP.Connect("1.1.1.1", 80) = 0 Then 

wsTCP.SendData "GET /something.asp HTTP/1.0" 



set fso=server.CreateObject("Scripting.filesystemobject")

strDir = "c:\yrfolder"

fnmae="yreport.mht"

set file = fso.Createtextfile(strDir&"\"&fname ) 

 file.Write (wsTCP.GetData),1)

set fso=nothing

wsTCP.Disconnect



Thats it. You can see the output of 'something.asp' file in 'c:\yrfolder\yreport.mht' . The '1.1.1.1' is yr servers IP address and
'80' is the HTTP port.



If this appeals you, i will send u the dll as well .

Thanx & Regards,



Bala.

System Consultant.







--- Vijay Kumar <happygv@y...> wrote: 

> Hi, 

> 

> My case is to store the output of a html/asp file 

> (that generates a report 

> with charts dynamically) into another file with 

> extension "*.mht". I have 

> it ready the ASP/HTML page that generates the 

> report. Now the one I need 

> to do is to store the output of this report file at 

> different location 

> as .mht file. 

> 

> Can this be done with ASP or is there any other 

> possible way to do this? I 

> plan to create a VBScript and run it by a scheduler 

> so that without any 

> manual work, the reports will be stored into a 

> specified location at 

> different times a day. Also the one who needs to see 

> the report can see it 

> at anytime without having to sit and generate 

> reports. 

> 

> Thanks in advance for you help 

> 

> Regards 

> Vijay.G 

> --- 












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Message #3 by Gee Vee <happygv@y...> on Fri, 14 Dec 2001 03:49:55 -0800 (PST)
Hi Bala,



Thanks for the Idea. I downloaded the component and

tried to implement. It takes a long time and the

exceeds the SCRIPTTIMEOUT limit... Will it be so long?



Also Is that possible to store the images that are

available in that source asp/htm file?



Anyways thanks again.



Regards

Vijay.G



--- Bala Ramachandran <bala_isme@y...> wrote:

> 

> Hi, 

> I have a component (forgot, from where i donloaded).

> This component (dll), simply runs a page(asp/htm)

> and copies the output to a file(here u need to use

> the filesystem object). Below is the sample code. 

> 

> ------- 

> Set wsTCP = Server.CreateObject("oswinsck.TCP") 

> If wsTCP.Connect("1.1.1.1", 80) = 0 Then 

> wsTCP.SendData "GET /something.asp HTTP/1.0" 

> 

> set

>

fso=server.CreateObject("Scripting.filesystemobject")

> strDir = "c:\yrfolder"

> fnmae="yreport.mht"

> set file = fso.Createtextfile(strDir&"\"&fname ) 

>  file.Write (wsTCP.GetData),1)

> set fso=nothing

> wsTCP.Disconnect

> 

> Thats it. You can see the output of 'something.asp'

> file in 'c:\yrfolder\yreport.mht' . The '1.1.1.1' is

> yr servers IP address and '80' is the HTTP port.

> 

> If this appeals you, i will send u the dll as well .

> Thanx & Regards,

> 

> Bala.

> System Consultant.

> 

> 

> 

> --- Vijay Kumar <happygv@y...> wrote: 

> > Hi, 

> > 

> > My case is to store the output of a html/asp file 

> > (that generates a report 

> > with charts dynamically) into another file with 

> > extension "*.mht". I have 

> > it ready the ASP/HTML page that generates the 

> > report. Now the one I need 

> > to do is to store the output of this report file

> at 

> > different location 

> > as .mht file. 

> > 

> > Can this be done with ASP or is there any other 

> > possible way to do this? I 

> > plan to create a VBScript and run it by a

> scheduler 

> > so that without any 

> > manual work, the reports will be stored into a 

> > specified location at 

> > different times a day. Also the one who needs to

> see 

> > the report can see it 

> > at anytime without having to sit and generate 

> > reports. 

> > 

> > Thanks in advance for you help 

> > 

> > Regards 

> > Vijay.G 

> > --- 




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Message #4 by nimesh vijayan <vnimesh@y...> on Sat, 15 Dec 2001 01:11:35 -0800 (PST)
Hi,

          The script worked for me quite well and it

doesnt take any extra time and its very fast like

anyother dll usage. Register the component in the

server properly and try again.

       regarding the imgaes, u need to give 'absolute

path' instead of 'relative path' for the images in the

source asp/html page.

example: relative path - ../images/one.gif

         absolute path-

http://myserver/images/one.gif.

Then it will work.

Rgds,

Bala.        



--- Gee Vee <happygv@y...> wrote:

> Hi Bala,

> 

> Thanks for the Idea. I downloaded the component and

> tried to implement. It takes a long time and the

> exceeds the SCRIPTTIMEOUT limit... Will it be so

> long?

> 

> Also Is that possible to store the images that are

> available in that source asp/htm file?

> 

> Anyways thanks again.

> 

> Regards

> Vijay.G

> 

> --- Bala Ramachandran <bala_isme@y...> wrote:

> > 

> > Hi, 

> > I have a component (forgot, from where i

> donloaded).

> > This component (dll), simply runs a page(asp/htm)

> > and copies the output to a file(here u need to use

> > the filesystem object). Below is the sample code. 

> > 

> > ------- 

> > Set wsTCP = Server.CreateObject("oswinsck.TCP") 

> > If wsTCP.Connect("1.1.1.1", 80) = 0 Then 

> > wsTCP.SendData "GET /something.asp HTTP/1.0" 

> > 

> > set

> >

>

fso=server.CreateObject("Scripting.filesystemobject")

> > strDir = "c:\yrfolder"

> > fnmae="yreport.mht"

> > set file = fso.Createtextfile(strDir&"\"&fname ) 

> >  file.Write (wsTCP.GetData),1)

> > set fso=nothing

> > wsTCP.Disconnect

> > 

> > Thats it. You can see the output of

> 'something.asp'

> > file in 'c:\yrfolder\yreport.mht' . The '1.1.1.1'

> is

> > yr servers IP address and '80' is the HTTP port.

> > 

> > If this appeals you, i will send u the dll as well

> .

> > Thanx & Regards,

> > 

> > Bala.

> > System Consultant.

> > 

> > 

> > 

> > --- Vijay Kumar <happygv@y...> wrote: 

> > > Hi, 

> > > 

> > > My case is to store the output of a html/asp

> file 

> > > (that generates a report 

> > > with charts dynamically) into another file with 

> > > extension "*.mht". I have 

> > > it ready the ASP/HTML page that generates the 

> > > report. Now the one I need 

> > > to do is to store the output of this report file

> > at 

> > > different location 

> > > as .mht file. 

> > > 

> > > Can this be done with ASP or is there any other 

> > > possible way to do this? I 

> > > plan to create a VBScript and run it by a

> > scheduler 

> > > so that without any 

> > > manual work, the reports will be stored into a 

> > > specified location at 

> > > different times a day. Also the one who needs to

> > see 

> > > the report can see it 

> > > at anytime without having to sit and generate 

> > > reports. 

> > > 

> > > Thanks in advance for you help 

> > > 

> > > Regards 

> > > Vijay.G 

> > > --- 




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> > 

> > 

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Message #5 by "MARTHA J SAYERS" <msayers@c...> on Sat, 15 Dec 2001 09:21:34 -0800
where did you find thi componenet ?/ Am interested..

marthaj ;-)



Message #6 by nimesh vijayan <vnimesh@y...> on Sat, 15 Dec 2001 22:11:28 -0800 (PST)
I forgot but U can find in search engines with keyword

'aspexec.dll'..



Rgds,

Bala



--- MARTHA J  SAYERS <msayers@c...> wrote:

> where did you find thi componenet ?/ Am interested..

> marthaj ;-)

> 

> 





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Message #7 by Gee Vee <happygv@y...> on Sun, 16 Dec 2001 23:23:49 -0800 (PST)
You can find it at http://www.ostrosoft.com/



Regards

Vijay.G



--- MARTHA J  SAYERS <msayers@c...> wrote:

> where did you find thi componenet ?/ Am interested..

> marthaj ;-)

> 

> 





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Message #8 by Prakash <anp@a...> on Mon, 17 Dec 2001 13:07:45 +0530
But i tried testing this component on win2000

I am not able to register this component.. getting some error...

if any one knows how to do the same let me know..

Thanks...



Gee Vee wrote:



> You can find it at http://www.ostrosoft.com/

>

> Regards

> Vijay.G

>

> --- MARTHA J  SAYERS <msayers@c...> wrote:

> > where did you find thi componenet ?/ Am interested..

> > marthaj ;-)

> >

> >





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Message #9 by Gee Vee <happygv@y...> on Mon, 17 Dec 2001 01:43:27 -0800 (PST)
First you need to unregister the component (if you

have already tried registering it,



regsvr32 /u <PATH\DLL FILE NAME>



It flashes the message based on successfull

unregister.



Then Use REGCLEAN utility from Microsoft to clean the

registry.



Then try registring it using



regsvr32 <PATH\DLL FILE NAME>



If you are trying to use this component in

ASP/VBSCRIPT involving webserver, (IIS) then you need

to first stop the ISS before doing all the bove

mentioned processes and then finally restart the IIS

server, on successful registering.



Please check whether you did the same and let me know

if you had any problem in this. (Also specify the

exact error message you got while doing so)



Cheers!!!

Vijay.G



--- Prakash <anp@a...> wrote:

> But i tried testing this component on win2000

> I am not able to register this component.. getting

> some error...

> if any one knows how to do the same let me know..

> Thanks...

> 

> Gee Vee wrote:

> 

> > You can find it at http://www.ostrosoft.com/

> >

> > Regards

> > Vijay.G

> >

> > --- MARTHA J  SAYERS <msayers@c...>

> wrote:

> > > where did you find thi componenet ?/ Am

> interested..

> > > marthaj ;-)

> > >

> > >





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Message #10 by Gee Vee <happygv@y...> on Mon, 17 Dec 2001 02:28:35 -0800 (PST)
Hi,



I hope I have registered the component properly. If

not I wouldnt get the message "connected" and would

get someother error for the following code.



Set wsTCP = Server.CreateObject("oswinsck.TCP") 

If wsTCP.Connect("xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx",80) = 0 Then 

	Response.Write "Connected"

End if



But for the above lines of code, I get the message

"connected" displayed on the browser. Which means I am

able to connect to the IIS server.

--------------------



Also for the following code I get the page browsing

for a long time to give script timeout error. If it is

stopped inbetween (stop the browser by clicking stop

button) and refreshed again it gives me a "PERMISSION

DENIED" error in the line that creates the file 



--set file = fso.Createtextfile(strDir&"\"&fname,

true)



I tried deleting the pre-exisiting file "report.mht"

from the path specified, but unable to delete, which

says, file has sharing violation. I hope the File

handle has not been released yet, So I stopped the IIS

server and then deleted the file tried the same again,

to get the same kind of error.



This is what I used. Pls go thru

****************************************

Set wsTCP = Server.CreateObject("oswinsck.TCP") 

If wsTCP.Connect("xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx",80) = 0 Then 

    wsTCP.SendData "GET /Test/default.asp HTTP/1.0"

End if



set

fso=server.CreateObject("Scripting.filesystemobject")

strDir = "c:\winnt\temp\"

fname="report.mht"

set file = fso.Createtextfile(strDir&"\"&fname, true) 

file.Write wsTCP.GetData()

set fso=nothing

wsTCP.Disconnect

*****************************************





Pls advice. Thanks much.



Regards,

Vijay.G



--- nimesh vijayan <vnimesh@y...> wrote:

> Hi,

>           The script worked for me quite well and it

> doesnt take any extra time and its very fast like

> anyother dll usage. Register the component in the

> server properly and try again.

>        regarding the imgaes, u need to give

> 'absolute

> path' instead of 'relative path' for the images in

> the

> source asp/html page.

> example: relative path - ../images/one.gif

>          absolute path-

> http://myserver/images/one.gif.

> Then it will work.

> Rgds,

> Bala.        

> 

> --- Gee Vee <happygv@y...> wrote:

> > Hi Bala,

> > 

> > Thanks for the Idea. I downloaded the component

> and

> > tried to implement. It takes a long time and the

> > exceeds the SCRIPTTIMEOUT limit... Will it be so

> > long?

> > 

> > Also Is that possible to store the images that are

> > available in that source asp/htm file?

> > 

> > Anyways thanks again.

> > 

> > Regards

> > Vijay.G

> > 

> > --- Bala Ramachandran <bala_isme@y...> wrote:

> > > 

> > > Hi, 

> > > I have a component (forgot, from where i

> > donloaded).

> > > This component (dll), simply runs a

> page(asp/htm)

> > > and copies the output to a file(here u need to

> use

> > > the filesystem object). Below is the sample

> code. 

> > > 

> > > ------- 

> > > Set wsTCP = Server.CreateObject("oswinsck.TCP") 

> > > If wsTCP.Connect("1.1.1.1", 80) = 0 Then 

> > > wsTCP.SendData "GET /something.asp HTTP/1.0" 

> > > 

> > > set

> > >

> >

>

fso=server.CreateObject("Scripting.filesystemobject")

> > > strDir = "c:\yrfolder"

> > > fnmae="yreport.mht"

> > > set file = fso.Createtextfile(strDir&"\"&fname )

> 

> > >  file.Write (wsTCP.GetData),1)

> > > set fso=nothing

> > > wsTCP.Disconnect

> > > 

> > > Thats it. You can see the output of

> > 'something.asp'

> > > file in 'c:\yrfolder\yreport.mht' . The

> '1.1.1.1'

> > is

> > > yr servers IP address and '80' is the HTTP port.

> > > 

> > > If this appeals you, i will send u the dll as

> well

> > .

> > > Thanx & Regards,

> > > 

> > > Bala.

> > > System Consultant.

> > > 

> > > 

> > > 

> > > --- Vijay Kumar <happygv@y...> wrote: 

> > > > Hi, 

> > > > 

> > > > My case is to store the output of a html/asp

> > file 

> > > > (that generates a report 

> > > > with charts dynamically) into another file

> with 

> > > > extension "*.mht". I have 

> > > > it ready the ASP/HTML page that generates the 

> > > > report. Now the one I need 

> > > > to do is to store the output of this report

> file

> > > at 

> > > > different location 

> > > > as .mht file. 

> > > > 

> > > > Can this be done with ASP or is there any

> other 

> > > > possible way to do this? I 

> > > > plan to create a VBScript and run it by a

> > > scheduler 

> > > > so that without any 

> > > > manual work, the reports will be stored into a

> 

> > > > specified location at 

> > > > different times a day. Also the one who needs

> to

> > > see 

> > > > the report can see it 

> > > > at anytime without having to sit and generate 

> > > > reports. 

> > > > 

> > > > Thanks in advance for you help 

> > > > 

> > > > Regards 

> > > > Vijay.G 

> > > > --- 




> > > $subst('Email.Unsub'). 

> > > 

> > > 

> > > 

> > > 

> > > ---------------------------------

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> > > Check out Yahoo! Shopping and Yahoo! Auctionsfor

> > all

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> > > 





> > > $subst('Email.Unsub').

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> > 

> > 

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> 

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Message #11 by Prakash <anp@a...> on Mon, 17 Dec 2001 16:12:21 +0530
Ya i did that but getting the same error message

which is



DllRegisterServer in oswinsck.dll failed.

Return code was: 0x80004005.



I had stopped the IIS while doing all this..



Thanks..



Gee Vee wrote:



> First you need to unregister the component (if you

> have already tried registering it,

>

> regsvr32 /u <PATH\DLL FILE NAME>

>

> It flashes the message based on successfull

> unregister.

>

> Then Use REGCLEAN utility from Microsoft to clean the

> registry.

>

> Then try registring it using

>

> regsvr32 <PATH\DLL FILE NAME>

>

> If you are trying to use this component in

> ASP/VBSCRIPT involving webserver, (IIS) then you need

> to first stop the ISS before doing all the bove

> mentioned processes and then finally restart the IIS

> server, on successful registering.

>

> Please check whether you did the same and let me know

> if you had any problem in this. (Also specify the

> exact error message you got while doing so)

>

> Cheers!!!

> Vijay.G

>

> --- Prakash <anp@a...> wrote:

> > But i tried testing this component on win2000

> > I am not able to register this component.. getting

> > some error...

> > if any one knows how to do the same let me know..

> > Thanks...

> >

> > Gee Vee wrote:

> >

> > > You can find it at http://www.ostrosoft.com/

> > >

> > > Regards

> > > Vijay.G

> > >

> > > --- MARTHA J  SAYERS <msayers@c...>

> > wrote:

> > > > where did you find thi componenet ?/ Am

> > interested..

> > > > marthaj ;-)

> > > >

> > > >





> > > $subst('Email.Unsub').

> > >

> > > __________________________________________________

> > > Do You Yahoo!?

> > > Check out Yahoo! Shopping and Yahoo! Auctions for

> > all of

> > > your unique holiday gifts! Buy at

> > http://shopping.yahoo.com

> > > or bid at http://auctions.yahoo.com

> > >





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> >

> >





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> or bid at http://auctions.yahoo.com

>






Message #12 by Gee Vee <happygv@y...> on Mon, 17 Dec 2001 02:39:55 -0800 (PST)
Hi,



Hope you wouldnt have used the REGCLEAN utility or

anyother of that kind to clean the registry.



Please try that. Your registry might have some invalid

handle. While using the regclean utility, it creates

an "undo******" file in the same directory where the

regclean.exe is installed. That "undo****" file should

be of 2-5kb size and the Regclean should not give you

any FIX ERROR option at all. You would find only EXIT

option enabled in that utility window. If not, run the

REGCLEAN again and again 3 or 4 times untill you get

the EXIT option alone enabled, and the "undo***" file

size as 2-5 kb.



All the best. ;-)



Regards

Vijay.G



--- Prakash <anp@a...> wrote:

> Ya i did that but getting the same error message

> which is

> 

> DllRegisterServer in oswinsck.dll failed.

> Return code was: 0x80004005.

> 

> I had stopped the IIS while doing all this..

> 

> Thanks..

> 

> Gee Vee wrote:

> 

> > First you need to unregister the component (if you

> > have already tried registering it,

> >

> > regsvr32 /u <PATH\DLL FILE NAME>

> >

> > It flashes the message based on successfull

> > unregister.

> >

> > Then Use REGCLEAN utility from Microsoft to clean

> the

> > registry.

> >

> > Then try registring it using

> >

> > regsvr32 <PATH\DLL FILE NAME>

> >

> > If you are trying to use this component in

> > ASP/VBSCRIPT involving webserver, (IIS) then you

> need

> > to first stop the ISS before doing all the bove

> > mentioned processes and then finally restart the

> IIS

> > server, on successful registering.

> >

> > Please check whether you did the same and let me

> know

> > if you had any problem in this. (Also specify the

> > exact error message you got while doing so)

> >

> > Cheers!!!

> > Vijay.G

> >

> > --- Prakash <anp@a...> wrote:

> > > But i tried testing this component on win2000

> > > I am not able to register this component..

> getting

> > > some error...

> > > if any one knows how to do the same let me

> know..

> > > Thanks...

> > >

> > > Gee Vee wrote:

> > >

> > > > You can find it at http://www.ostrosoft.com/

> > > >

> > > > Regards

> > > > Vijay.G

> > > >

> > > > --- MARTHA J  SAYERS <msayers@c...>

> > > wrote:

> > > > > where did you find thi componenet ?/ Am

> > > interested..

> > > > > marthaj ;-)

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