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Re: Calling a method on a ASP page from a component |
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From: |
Mike Barger |
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Date: |
12/10/1999 12:02:30 PM |
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IP: |
207.7.78.247 |
ok here goes some code snippits using object context which gives you a handle back to the environment from which the object was instanciated...
Part of your DLL may look like this (forgive the line wraps) :
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clsEcho: demonstrates ObjectContext
Make sure you include:
"Microsoft Transaction Server Typs Library"
in your project references.
after compiling place the object in MTS
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Class clsEcho
Public Sub Proxy(ByVal astrMessage as String)
Dim objContext as ObjectContext
Dim strEcho as String
Set objContext = GetObjectContext()
strEcho = objContext("Echo") astrMessage
objContext("Response").Write strEcho
Set objContext = Nothing
End Sub
End Class
Part of the asp page may look like this (forgive the line wraps):
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demo.asp page
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<%
Option Explicit
Function Echo(astrMessage)
Echo = "Echo: " & astrMessage
End Function
Dim objEcho
Set objEcho = Server.CreateObject("Echo.clsEcho")
objEcho.Proxy "Mike"
Set objEcho = Nothing
%>
This should return the text "Echo: Mike" to the browser. |
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