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ASP to DLL

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Devenfadia

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Feb 3, 2003
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Hi,

I have a site created in ASP (vb script and little bit of Java Script). Is there any way I can convert that whole site into dlls so if i give that to anybody they can't have to code.

thank you,
 
yes you can, but it will take alot of work you'll still need some kind of ASP page(s) to call the dll's and a server to run the dll's on.

Not sure what you mean "give the dll's to anybody".

MrGreed

"did you just say Minkey?, yes that's what I said."
 
Hi MrGreed,

Can you please give me some kind of information about it and about giving dll's to anybody means my company has a web application which is written in asp, now they want to sell that but dont want to give code to the user. I will really appreciate your help.

Thank you,

Deven
 
Deven,

You'll want to make ActiveX dlls that ASP pages can then call functions from. The asp pages will only have to use createobject of the class and then the function call in them along with any parameters.

Very General info.

Using Visual Basic you'll want to use "GetObjectContext" with this you can get the response and request objects ASP uses. In your functions you can then place your vbscript code modify it some to work within VB, and then use your response.write to write out your HTML and any client side script, same as with ASP page building the HTML file except this will be from within VB.

Compile your dll's add to Microsofts IIS server and then test them. It's hard to give more specifics without knowing your project or code. I work everyday within this same situation and when you get more involved will be glad to help answer questions now and then.

If your not familiar with VB, and want to do it in another language as C++ then I'm afraid I won't be much help.

MrGreed

"did you just say Minkey?, yes that's what I said."
 
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