DLL vs ASP

[Cor Ligthert]

Hi Organza,

Did you already look at a thirth way, by instance the webservice, it is very
easy to implement, see this walkthroug

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...atingDistributedWebApplicationWalkthrough.asp

I hope this helps?

Cor

 

[Organza]

Good morning to you all.
We have an issue in my company and we really dont know how to solve it , or
which way to choose.
what exactly the problem:
we are building a web based product and now we have 2 ways to connect the
server (VB):
1. to connect through xmlHTTP to an asp page which will get (in post) xml ,
and will call the relevant vb dll. (will createObject)
2. to call one vb dll to pass the xml and there to call the specific dll.

we cant really decide what have the best performance.
i will be happy to hear some positive and negative for each way!!!
Thanks.

 

[Organza]

Hi Cor.
Thanks for you answer.
i read the article , few things:
1. we are using asp and not .NET platform.
2. im just wondering what are the performence or security issues between the
2.
Thanks again.

 

[Cor Ligthert]

Hi Organza,

This is a language VBNet newsgroup, that means everything that has to do
with the language VB.Net.

VB.Net is only usable with the .Net framework as extra layer on the OS.

What is not a problem because that is free and easy to install on newer OS,
because you are need as well IIS it has to be Microsoft NT4 with SP6 or a
newer NT system.

When you want to see some information about it have a look at this how to
use it, it is much better than ASP, although for the webservice I advise to
use Visual Studio Net to develop.

http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/

Better newsgroup in my opinion for your current question without VS Net are
when it is dotNet.

microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet
and
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.security

Do not hesitate to send to both, using crossposting (one message to both
groups) that gives information. Do not multipost one messages to every
seperate newsgroup, that we hate.

For ASP related questions you better can have a look in a special newsgroup
for that. Pure ASP is not dotNet.

I hope this gives some information?

Cor