I'm looking to pass two variables from an asp page to vb.net dll.

IE. intA= 1 intB = 4

The dll should add these two integers together and return 5.
[intA+intB]

I know this is a simple example that could be done within asp easily
but I'm trying to understand how the DLL communicates with asp.

If someone would be kind enough to post the .dll code and the asp code
it would be greatly appreciated. I'm just not finding what I need in
the MS help files.

-Peter

With .NET, you have to create a COM callable wrapper (tlbexp.exe) or place
the DLL in COM+ (component services) to have it callable by ASP (which uses
COM). With VB6, you can more easily call the DLL, as it is COM, not .NET.

Hope this makes sense.

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"Peter" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm looking to pass two variables from an asp page to vb.net dll.
>
> IE. intA= 1 intB = 4
>
> The dll should add these two integers together and return 5.
> [intA+intB]
>
> I know this is a simple example that could be done within asp easily
> but I'm trying to understand how the DLL communicates with asp.
>
> If someone would be kind enough to post the .dll code and the asp code
> it would be greatly appreciated. I'm just not finding what I need in
> the MS help files.
>
> -Peter

Peter wrote:
> I'm looking to pass two variables from an asp page to vb.net dll.
>
> IE. intA= 1 intB = 4
>
> The dll should add these two integers together and return 5.
> [intA+intB]
>
> I know this is a simple example that could be done within asp easily
> but I'm trying to understand how the DLL communicates with asp.
>
> If someone would be kind enough to post the .dll code and the asp code
> it would be greatly appreciated. I'm just not finding what I need in
> the MS help files.

I'm sorry but I don't have the time to write complete examples like that.
Try looking in the documentation/MS website for COM Interop and regasm.exe,
you should be able to find what you need.

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Sven Groot

http://unforgiven.bloghorn.com

Hi Peter,

I still want to try this, however I think that remoting is the route to
search for in this case.

Cor

I finally found what I was looking for at http://www.vbheaven.com.
The have an example of a class, soup to nuts....