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I am using webservice with adonet.
I need to declare aspcompat = "true", but I don't know where, and what is the syntax for that. I need a tiny sample of use of ADO.NET in web-services, please. Thanks  |
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You declare the AspCompat attribute in the <%@Page> of
you ASP.Net page. But what I know you need only to set this attribute if you use COM/COM+ calls within an ASP.Net page. You can find an example on this site: http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/quickst...lus/doc/webser vicesintro.aspx /Fredrik Normén NSQUARED2 >-----Original Message----- >I am using webservice with adonet. > >I need to declare aspcompat = "true", but I don't know where, and what is >the syntax for that. > >I need a tiny sample of use of ADO.NET in web-services, please. > >Thanks > > > > >. > |
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Thanks ...
I thought so, what do I use instead of aspcompat, if I want to use the command (VB.NET) ? .... dim conn .... conn = server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") .... when I run the above, computer shout that I should declare : <%@ page aspcompat = "true" %> the above line, as you have said, doesn't work for web-service. Thanks "Fredrik Normén NSQUARED" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:1bcd01c3841a$b42007c0$(E-Mail Removed)... The AspCompat directive (used by Web applications when they call apartment threaded COM objects) is not available to Web services. /Fredrik Normén NSQUARED2 >-----Original Message----- >You declare the AspCompat attribute in the <%@Page> of >you ASP.Net page. But what I know you need only to set >this attribute if you use COM/COM+ calls within an >ASP.Net page. > >You can find an example on this site: > >http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/quickst...plus/doc/webse r >vicesintro.aspx > >/Fredrik Normén NSQUARED2 > >>-----Original Message----- >>I am using webservice with adonet. >> >>I need to declare aspcompat = "true", but I don't know >where, and what is >>the syntax for that. >> >>I need a tiny sample of use of ADO.NET in web-services, >please. >> >>Thanks >> >> >> >> >>. >> >. > |
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If you use the ADO componentes you must have
aspcompat="true", but why don't you simply use ADO.Net instead? If you set AspCompat to true, your asp.net application will run in singel threaded mode and this will affect the performance badly. /Fredrik Normén NSQUARED2 >-----Original Message----- >Thanks ... >I thought so, what do I use instead of aspcompat, if I want to use the >command (VB.NET) ? > >.... >dim conn >.... > conn = server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") >.... >when I run the above, computer shout that I should declare : ><%@ page aspcompat = "true" %> > >the above line, as you have said, doesn't work for web- service. > >Thanks > >"Fredrik Normén NSQUARED" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >news:1bcd01c3841a$b42007c0$(E-Mail Removed)... >The AspCompat directive (used by Web applications when >they call apartment threaded COM objects) is not >available to Web services. > >/Fredrik Normén NSQUARED2 > >>-----Original Message----- >>You declare the AspCompat attribute in the <%@Page> of >>you ASP.Net page. But what I know you need only to set >>this attribute if you use COM/COM+ calls within an >>ASP.Net page. >> >>You can find an example on this site: >> >>http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/quickst...plus/doc/webse >r >>vicesintro.aspx >> >>/Fredrik Normén NSQUARED2 >> >>>-----Original Message----- >>>I am using webservice with adonet. >>> >>>I need to declare aspcompat = "true", but I don't know >>where, and what is >>>the syntax for that. >>> >>>I need a tiny sample of use of ADO.NET in web-services, >>please. >>> >>>Thanks >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>. >>> >>. >> > > >. > |
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Can you give me a little sample for using ado.net in webservice, please.
Thanks "Fredrik Normén NSQUARED" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:12cd101c38444$12b54ce0$(E-Mail Removed)... If you use the ADO componentes you must have aspcompat="true", but why don't you simply use ADO.Net instead? If you set AspCompat to true, your asp.net application will run in singel threaded mode and this will affect the performance badly. /Fredrik Normén NSQUARED2 >-----Original Message----- >Thanks ... >I thought so, what do I use instead of aspcompat, if I want to use the >command (VB.NET) ? > >.... >dim conn >.... > conn = server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") >.... >when I run the above, computer shout that I should declare : ><%@ page aspcompat = "true" %> > >the above line, as you have said, doesn't work for web- service. > >Thanks > >"Fredrik Normén NSQUARED" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >news:1bcd01c3841a$b42007c0$(E-Mail Removed)... >The AspCompat directive (used by Web applications when >they call apartment threaded COM objects) is not >available to Web services. > >/Fredrik Normén NSQUARED2 > >>-----Original Message----- >>You declare the AspCompat attribute in the <%@Page> of >>you ASP.Net page. But what I know you need only to set >>this attribute if you use COM/COM+ calls within an >>ASP.Net page. >> >>You can find an example on this site: >> >>http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/quickst...plus/doc/webse >r >>vicesintro.aspx >> >>/Fredrik Normén NSQUARED2 >> >>>-----Original Message----- >>>I am using webservice with adonet. >>> >>>I need to declare aspcompat = "true", but I don't know >>where, and what is >>>the syntax for that. >>> >>>I need a tiny sample of use of ADO.NET in web-services, >>please. >>> >>>Thanks >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>. >>> >>. >> > > >. > |
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On this site, you can read about ADO.Net and how to use it.
http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/quickst.../doc/adoplus/a doplusoverview.aspx /Fredrik Normén NSQUARED2 >-----Original Message----- >Can you give me a little sample for using ado.net in webservice, please. > >Thanks > >"Fredrik Normén NSQUARED" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >news:12cd101c38444$12b54ce0$(E-Mail Removed)... >If you use the ADO componentes you must have >aspcompat="true", but why don't you simply use ADO.Net >instead? If you set AspCompat to true, your asp.net >application will run in singel threaded mode and this will >affect the performance badly. > >/Fredrik Normén NSQUARED2 > >>-----Original Message----- >>Thanks ... >>I thought so, what do I use instead of aspcompat, if I >want to use the >>command (VB.NET) ? >> >>.... >>dim conn >>.... >> conn = server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") >>.... >>when I run the above, computer shout that I should >declare : >><%@ page aspcompat = "true" %> >> >>the above line, as you have said, doesn't work for web- >service. >> >>Thanks >> >>"Fredrik Normén NSQUARED" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in >message >>news:1bcd01c3841a$b42007c0$(E-Mail Removed)... >>The AspCompat directive (used by Web applications when >>they call apartment threaded COM objects) is not >>available to Web services. >> >>/Fredrik Normén NSQUARED2 >> >>>-----Original Message----- >>>You declare the AspCompat attribute in the <%@Page> of >>>you ASP.Net page. But what I know you need only to set >>>this attribute if you use COM/COM+ calls within an >>>ASP.Net page. >>> >>>You can find an example on this site: >>> >>>http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/quickst...pplus/doc/webs e >>r >>>vicesintro.aspx >>> >>>/Fredrik Normén NSQUARED2 >>> >>>>-----Original Message----- >>>>I am using webservice with adonet. >>>> >>>>I need to declare aspcompat = "true", but I don't know >>>where, and what is >>>>the syntax for that. >>>> >>>>I need a tiny sample of use of ADO.NET in web-services, >>>please. >>>> >>>>Thanks >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>. >>>> >>>. >>> >> >> >>. >> > > >. > |
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