Hey Nick, you got lucky I actually read this...haven't been focusing on this group much...
I'll semi-back you up, COM is COM, and it's basically the same to write one in any language, but where Delphi comes into it's own, is that you can do a gazillion other things in your COM objects, for example, if you have a cool Java applet, you could in fact in your COM object, create a VM instance, execute your Java applet, and return something back to your client via COM....(just as an example)... -----Original Message----- From: Nick Middleweek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 17 September 2002 02:24 To: ActiveServerPages Subject: RE: passing variables to a COM object. Alexander, I've never written a COM to return a RecordSet but I think the easiest way to start with is to design your method so that it receives two parameters. If you've not written COMs before I'd go and find some simple tutorials on the Net. I know Sam Thompson found a few ages ago (in fact he's quiet these days). I would also strongly suggest (Stephen, back me up) using Delphi as your development environment to create COM objects. Delphi's great! I know it's frustrating because you know what you want it to do, you could probably do it in VBScript with ease but taking that jump into another 'world' is a slow one. I wish I knew Delphi more, I'd be writing COMs every week. --- You are currently subscribed to activeserverpages as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
