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When calling an Active Server Page (ASP) page that instantiates an inproc component (DLL) from multiple clients, the user will see blocking/serialization; that is, all the clients have to wait for others to finish. If the inproc component is either Apartment or Multithreaded it should not behave this way....
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Both SQL Server authentication (standard security) and Windows NT authentication (integrated security) are SQL Server authentication methods that are used to access a SQL Server database from Active Server Pages (ASP)....
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This step-by-step procedure demonstrates how to package common Active Server Pages (ASP) scripts for easy re-use in Visual Basic Component Object Model (COM) components. The value of this example is to take scripts that are used extensively and put them into a dynamic link library (DLL) for easy re-use. You can reduce the amount of code that is needed in the Web page to generate an HTML table from a database from 10 or 20 lines to three lines. The example script in this article is the creation o...
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The Collection object in Visual Basic provides a convenient way to refer to a related group of items as a single object. This article shows a simple sample that demonstrates a way to return the Visual Basic Collection to an Active Server Pages (ASP) page and display the contents in the browser...
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If you import an ASP Page into an IIS Application, you will get the following error in the WebClass Designer: "An internal error occurred while loading the HTML template 'file' for TemplateX." You will then see the following Visual Basic error: "Out of Memory"...
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This article shows how to read and display binary data using Active Server Pages. Many developers appreciate the ease of using the Scripting.FileSystemObject to open an ASCII file and then display its contents in Microsoft Word or Microsoft Excel from within Internet Explorer. In its current inception, ASP does not directly provide any comparable objects to read files that contain binary data such as an Excel worksheet with macros, an Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) file, a .gif image, or any other files t...
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This article describes how to debug a Visual Basic component registered with Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) from within the Visual Basic IDE, when created and called from an Active Server Pages (ASP) page....
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This article provides several specific guidelines and recommendations for designing Visual Basic COM components to improve performance and scalability under Active Server Pages (ASP)....
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This step-by-step article lists the properties in a Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 project that you must set to write a good server-side component in Visual Basic. This article also explains why you must enable these properties....
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This step-by-step article lists the properties in a Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 project that you must set to write a good server-side component in Visual Basic. This article also explains why you must enable these properties....
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This step-by-step procedure demonstrates how to debug (or step through) Microsoft Visual Basic (VB) Component Object Model (COM) components that are used within Active Server Pages (ASP) pages....
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Every time you're surfin' the net, you come across many kinds of files. You see HTML files, JPEG files, GIF, JPG, MP3, Zip files and the list is endless. And there are those strange .asp files. What are they? When you fill some details in a form and then click "Submit", and getting to a page telling you the registration is complete, you may have noticed that the extension of the page you reached is ASP. But it looks the same as HTML! So what does that fancy extension mean? Well, ASP is an abbrev...
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