SET PRINTER TO FILE c:\temp\a.tmp SET PRINTER ON ?\Running on: ?\\<> SET PRINTER OFF SET PRINTER TO
In addition, for COM objects I usually make a routine called 'WriteToLog' and use FILE/FOPEN/FCREATE/FWRITE/FCLOSE functions to manage log files.
HTH.
>I am learning how to build a DLL that will be called by ASP pages. >For that purpose I created a very simple class with its Init method contains: > set safe off > set text to c:\temp\a.tmp > set text on > \Running on: > \\<> > set text off > set text to > >Then I build DLL with "Single threaded COM server (dll)" option. I'm using VFP 6 SP3. >I also created an ASP page like this: > ... > dim oMyDLL > set oMyDLL=server.CreateObject("testdll.testclss") > ... > set oMyDLL=nothing > ... >After registering the DLL on the web server, I called the ASP page from my PC but no page displayed. All I got is that there was a BEEP sound from the server PC (nothing on the screen though) and that the progress bar on the bottom of my IE browser moving slowly (but nothing showed up). I also noticed a new process seen on Windows Task Manager (dllhost.exe). Also, the contain of c:\temp\a.tmp didn't seem to be changed. >But if I try it directly through VFP (Command window) installed on the server everything goes as I expect. Can anybody please tell me what I miss here?
Vlad Grynchyshyn, Project Manager, MCP vgryn@yahoo.com ICQ #10709245 The professional level of programmer could be determined by level of stupidity of his/her bugs
It is not appropriate to say that question is "foolish". There could be only foolish answers. Everybody passed period of time when knows nothing about something.
