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I have an application that is written in classic ASP (VBscript). The
classic asp program calls a Visual Basic.NET version 1.1 COM object to
obtain information from the mainframe. Most of the time the call from
the classic asp program works.
The call looks like the following:
"If Lods.Data(parm1,parm2,URL) Then
On Error Resume Next
"
There are times when the call does not work and the classic asp
program just hangs on the above "if" statement. Basically there is no
response from the COM object.
Thus I would like to know what kind of error checking I can do to see
why the "if" statement does not work correctly. Why does the call to
the Visual Basic.NET version 1.1 COM object does not work.
Is there some kind of a vbscript timer that I can use? Basically if
there is no response after a specified amount of time, I could cancel
the call.
Let me know.
classic asp program calls a Visual Basic.NET version 1.1 COM object to
obtain information from the mainframe. Most of the time the call from
the classic asp program works.
The call looks like the following:
"If Lods.Data(parm1,parm2,URL) Then
On Error Resume Next
"
There are times when the call does not work and the classic asp
program just hangs on the above "if" statement. Basically there is no
response from the COM object.
Thus I would like to know what kind of error checking I can do to see
why the "if" statement does not work correctly. Why does the call to
the Visual Basic.NET version 1.1 COM object does not work.
Is there some kind of a vbscript timer that I can use? Basically if
there is no response after a specified amount of time, I could cancel
the call.
Let me know.