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Greg Robinson
Is it possible to create an instance of a .net assembly from with a asp page (not an aspx page). The reason I ask is this, I have a custom dll that I reference from with an asp page using CreateObject (late binding\automation). I need to extend this dll. I would like to re-write it as a .net assembly dll as we plan to migrate to .net soon (all new development is with .net). However, since the assembly is not registered, how can I reference it? Can an asp page read a manifest?
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devin
Look up the RegAsm.exe utility that comes with the .NET framework. It =
will allow to take a .NET assembly and create a COM type wrapper for it.
Devin
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dll that I reference from with an asp page using CreateObject (late =
binding\automation). I need to extend this dll. I would like to =
re-write it as a .net assembly dll as we plan to migrate to .net soon =
(all new development is with .net). However, since the assembly is not =
registered, how can I reference it? Can an asp page read a manifest?
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Kushagra Tyagi
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Is It possible to create a tlb of an .Net assembly using regasm or by other ways and use this COM object on an ASP page of a system that doesn't have .Net Framework
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