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Old 06-10-2007, 04:58 PM
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[SOLVED] Can a VB Program run in ASP?

I have a pretty large VB Program that I need ot incorprate to a website. Can someone please tell me what needs to be done to make this work?

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no! asp is server side whilst vb is client side!! AS FAR AS I KNOW, U WONT BE ABLE TO INCORPORATE the VB prog in a website.
sorry...

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You could recode and recompile the project as an ActiveX DLL.
The properties and methods can be exposed through a class interface and the DLL registered on the server.
You can then use set objectname = server.createobject(DLLname.classname) to instantiate the object. Then you can call the properties & methods as you would with any other ASP/VbScript object.

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no! asp is server side whilst vb is client side!! AS FAR AS I KNOW, U WONT BE ABLE TO INCORPORATE the VB prog in a website.
sorry...
Can't you use VB.NET to create a server side website?

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