Hey all, quick question. I've been programming in Visual Basic / C for awhile now, and I just got into web programming with ASP/VBScript/JavaScript...
I've read some tutorials about COM objects, DLL's created in C or VB on your web site. I havent tried, or bothered learning it because I do all my sites with remote hosts, and they (the tutorials) all say that I have to register the DLL's with the OS. If thats the case, it doesnt seem likely that I can talk my web host into registering any DLL's I throw together.
Does that sound correct? I'd like to use DLL's with my sites, but I dont want to deal with the presumable hassle of getting my host to register my DLL's. Seems like that also might bring up liability issues hehe
-Eric
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this is only in asp.net where you just have to keep your dll in a directory of your pages
but now i dont think that you can run the dll if you dont register it
: Hey all, quick question. I've been programming in Visual Basic / C for awhile now, and I just got into web programming with ASP/VBScript/JavaScript...
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: I've read some tutorials about COM objects, DLL's created in C or VB on your web site. I havent tried, or bothered learning it because I do all my sites with remote hosts, and they (the tutorials) all say that I have to register the DLL's with the OS. If thats the case, it doesnt seem likely that I can talk my web host into registering any DLL's I throw together.
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: Does that sound correct? I'd like to use DLL's with my sites, but I dont want to deal with the presumable hassle of getting my host to register my DLL's. Seems like that also might bring up liability issues hehe
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: -Eric
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