Thanks people,
One question and a lot of Respons.Write(...).

Erik, the CREATEOBJECT(ProgId) is what i was trying. But i didn't know the ProgId. Is there a simple way of finding a progid with a component?

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>>In Rick Strahl's book he discusses how to do this in his chapter on ASP. He is at www.west-wind.com. There may be a white paper you can download also.
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>>VB, since it uses early binding, can grab an object context to ASP and work directly with ASP objects inside a VB COM component. You'll probaly have to wait for VFP7 to do this in VFP.
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>>Charlie
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>We don't have to have early binding to get a reference to the context object, you just have to use the ProgID.
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>Also, we have to use the Item collection in the ContextObject instead of relying on the default property. So to get a reference to an ASP object from a VFP COM server, you can use code like this:
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>FUNCTION IntelligentThingToSay
>oMTX = CREATEOBJECT("MTXAs.AppServer.1")
>oCTX = oMTX.GetObjectContext()
>oResponse = oCTX.Item("Response")
>oResponse.Write("I have gum in my hair.")
>ENDFUNC
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>It's a good idea to have a base ASP/MTS object class that you can subclass from when building COM servers for use from IIS. This class can have code that runs automatically to get a reference to the context object, and subsequently the IIS objects and store them to object properties. Then, in your business code, you can say stuff like:
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>THIS.Reponse.Write("My arm is caught in the toilet. Please help me.")