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In this tutorial, we are going to convince you that you already know quite a bit about programming with components; we will look at some typical scenarios in which components are used....
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Author: Ian Ippolito (RAC)
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A company called Server Objects makes a very popular 3rd party component for ASP called ASPMail (and ASPQMail) that many ASP developer use. I've used this product myself for over 3 years with no problems, but just ran into a huge gotcha that every developer using their product should know about....
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Author: Rajesh Parikh
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In this technical report we shall build a simple Active server Page (ASP) component using Microsoft Visual Basic. You would see that with a little effort, we can build a powerful and flexible Active server Page component using Visual basic....
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Author: Microsoft .com
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This article demonstrates how to use Windows Script Components (WSC) to package scripts for use in Active Server Pages (ASP) applications. This component includes an entry in the registry and a type library....
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Author: Jaime Valerio
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Sample source code for Simple Components. This ASP components will help you to create components....
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Author: Faisal Khan
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Step by step tutorial on creating ASP COM Component in Microsoft Visual Basic. Sample Visual Basic Project Files available for download....
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Author: Faisal Khan
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Step by step tutorial on creating an ASP COMponent with Java. Yes you can now use your Java skills to develop components for ASP....
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Author: John R. Lewis
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There are 3 API's that I commonly add to my components. They can sometime serve useful purposes in the operation of the component itself, but are most often a lifesaver when it comes to debugging a component. The API's are: GetCurrentProcessId, GetCurrentThreadId and GetUserName. ...
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Author: Nathan Pond
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This article will describe the simple process involved in developing on your production server and manually registering the component on another server. ...
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Author: Doug Dean
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Developers can utilize this component for preparing strings for use with Access or SQL Server data transmissions. The component's methods support removing and escaping error causing characters and HTML tags from strings that are entered in browser forms...
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Author: Eric Fong
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This code is for IE only. This code lets you easily create a Tabbed Interface for your Intranet pages. Clicking a tab does not load a new page. Content for each tab is loaded in the initial page load....
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This article describes how to register and unregister an out-of-process Component Object Model (COM) component. In Visual Basic, an out-of-process COM component corresponds to an ActiveX EXE file....
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Author: J.D. Meier
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Components. Some love them, some fear them. Those who fear components can usually share a horror story with you. Let's face it: When it comes to working with components under ASP, what you don't know can hurt you. If you've fallen, get up, dust yourself off, and read on. In this article, I'll provide general guidelines learned from experience that will help you build better component-based ASP solutions....
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Author: James Harris.
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This Component Test simply checks to see if the various components are installed by trying to create the server object the component uses. It does not guarantee that the component is configured to work properly. If you have any questions regarding a specific component, you should contact your hosting company or the component manufacturer....
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Sample Chapter 10 from "Developing ASP Components, 2nd Edition". This chapter provides an overview of XML, as well as XML formatting techniques, because it's necessary to have an understanding of XML before working on the examples in the second part of the chapter. These examples and their related discussions cover working with XML in ASP components written in Visual Basic. Some of the examples we'll look at include accessing and creating XML through the Microsoft XML parser (MSXML), working wit...
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If you work with COM dlls a lot as I do, you often have a need to register / unregister these components conveniently. Often with only FTP or HTTP access to your remote production webserver, it would also be convenient to be able to call an ASP page that asks you for the full path and name of the DLL, and allows you to either register or unregister the specified component. Fear not! Here I'll present easy ways to do both. First, lets whip up an ASP page that lets us remotely register/unregister ...
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This article covers the implementation of the MTS ObjectContext through the ObjectControl inside a Visual Basic component under MTS control for ASP. This is extremely useful if you would like to have direct access to the ASP intrinsic objects; for example, Application, Session, Response, Request, and Server....
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Author: Jan Verhoeven
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Creating ASP com objects, or Active Server Objects with Delphi 5 is very easy, once you know how to do it. This tutorials takes you through step by step....
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Author: Talal Ahmed Siddiqui
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An introduction to COM objects, and their use in ASP...
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Author: Bruce Johnson
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How to avoid having duplicate objects appear in your collection...
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