direct to dll

[snowboardr]

I know there is a way to do this, but can't find out how. Going directly to your dll like

mysite.com/index.dll

then i can use querystrings to access my pages. I know how to refer to my dll in an ASP page, and use the functions in the dll.

 

[link9]

What's it doing or not doing?

What's the functionality of your .dll?

Have you included a reference to the ASP objects in your class so that you can access the Request & Response objects in order to be able to read the querystring, and then do something with it?

Sorry for the vague answer, but it was a pretty vague question.

paul

 

[snowboardr]

I am getting this error..

-2147467259 (0x80004005)

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Option Explicit

' Declare Objects
Private objSession As Session
Private objRequest As Request
Private objApplication As Application
Private objResponse As Response


Public Sub OnStartPage(objScriptingContext As ScriptingContext)
Set objSession = objScriptingContext.Session()
Set objApplication = objScriptingContext.Application()
Set objRequest = objScriptingContext.Request()
Set objResponse = objScriptingContext.Response()

objResponse.Write ("Hello World&quot


End Sub