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My company has an in-house-developed COM object (developed in C++) that is critical to many of our business processes. We've recently discovered that it is dependent on two third party DLLs (we're learning how this all works as we go), and my boss wants me to try to import those DLLs so as to...

It's working beautifully now, thanks to you both. Thank you ChrisHist for pointing me to the object and FancyPrairie for pointing me to your excellent example threads. You have both very extremely helpful, and each get a nice purple star! For anyone with similar problems, I will refrain from...

That looks pretty promising, but, being XML-based, won't it be .Net dependent? Sadly, I'm limited to old-fashioned ASP. In addition, I noticed on the DevGuru page that it is an ActiveX control -- this project will be serving individuals at a university who may be using any number of browsers...

I am trying to have an ASP page submit a POST messge to a remote server. The catch is, this can not be done with a form, because of the nature of the data that is expected by the remote server (it expects some custom headers). It must be a manually-written ASP-driven HTTP POST submission...

Some new information: After more fiddling around, it seems that I can not add ANY new method. I copied/pasted a method known to work, renaming the new copy. Once again the method is seen in the Component Services browser, but when I try to call it from the ASP page, I get the same error as...

No reason you would have known that -- I neglected to mention it :-). That the method may be private is an excellent suggestion, but the only place I see any indication of that is in the header file that defines this object, and this method is listed among the public functions there. In...

The long variable versionNumber is an [out, retval] variable in this object -- a long value is used similarly in other methods of this object without requiring a value to be passed in (as a value is passed out through it). Theoretically, versionNumber() should be the correct way of calling this...

The long variable versionNumber is an [out, retval] variable in this object -- a long value is used similarly in other methods of this object without requiring a value to be passed in (as a value is passed out through it). Theoretically, versionNumber() should be the correct way of calling this...

I'm developing a DLL in C++ that is accessed from an ASP page. When running the page this error is thrown: Object doesn't support this property or method: 'ldap_obj.objectVersion' The method objectVersion() does exist; as I browse component services I can see that method for my object. Plus...

I'm developing a DLL in C++ that is accessed from an ASP page. When running the page this error is thrown: Object doesn't support this property or method: 'ldap_obj.objectVersion' The method objectVersion() does exist; as I browse component services I can see that method for my object. Plus...

One other thing I forgot: all the other methods of this object work perfectly. I assume, then, that there must be something about the way I wrote the DLL, but I'm not certain.

I'm developing a DLL in C++ that is accessed from an ASP page. When running the page this error is thrown: Object doesn't support this property or method: 'ldap_obj.objectVersion' The method objectVersion() does exist; as I browse component services I can see that method for my object. I am...

I have no LDAP experience but have been recently thrown to the wolves to develop an LDAP-enabled web application for my company using COM objects. While doing some early testing of LDAP connections & searches, I discovered that the application does not return all the attributes associated with...