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Jun 8th, 2002 20:03
Wes DeMoney, Miroslav Beranic,
I think what you are saying is, you are wanting to write COM using VB (I guess), and you want to be able to use Response and Request. If this is the case, you do need to make a reference to something mentioning "ASP 3.0" or something of the sort. Now, it your code would be cleaner and more organized if you separated your ASP code and your COM code, by leaving the Response/Request/other ASP commands out of your COM DLL and handling it in ASP instead. You can pass data back and forth using VB Public Functions and Public Properties.
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