In the Debugging tab of the Project properties, there's a "Start browser
with URL" option. Fill that in Griff
When the IDE starts up, it actually redirect the registry locations for your
DLL to a special DCOM server that communicates with the IDE version of your
DLL. IIS/ASP won't know the difference though.When they call on it, their
calls are effectively redirected to the IDE version
Tony Proctor
"Griff" <Ho*****@The.Moon> wrote in message
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I know that this is easy to do, I've done it before, but I can't find how
I did it before.....groan.
Basically, my ASP page can createObject for a compiled DLL, but it can't
do it for the non-compiled DLL (running in VB6).
Any clues...
Thanks
Griff