- Create a DLL in .NET and be aware that only one class will be used from it (I wasn't able to use any other class than the first one in the dll)
- build the project
- Open .NET Command prompt from the tools of .NET located in the Start Menu Shortcuts of .NET
- Run the following command:Regasm [Your DLL Path] /codebase
- in your ASP page create an object from your DLL classset Inst = Server.CreateObject("NameSpace.ClassName")replace the NameSpace by your DLL NameSpace and the ClassName by your class nameNote:this code runs in VBScript and it would defer a little if JScript was used
- You can call a function from your dll using the instance created like:Inst.CallFunction()
Calling .NET DLL from Classic ASP Page
I needed to call a .NET DLL from some ASP pages, the DLL was for a search engine and the ASP site was serving as its interface i have done some research and found a way to deal with this the steps are as following:
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