OK, there is stuff in Delphi 4 on how to do this, tho its also not
especially well documented. I think it was in Delphi 3 as well.
Basically, you make a DLL with 2 defined entry points (see the examples
you have?) then put the DLL in c:\inetpub\scripts (or anywhere else for
that matter, just needs to have 'execute' access in IIS), and load it as
such:
http://yourserver/scripts/somedll.dll
or
http://yourserver/someotherdir/somedll.dll
you can do
http://yourserver/someotherdir/somedll.dll?something=somethingelse and
they come thru in the header
Its so long since I've done ISAPI - and I'll put the 'warning' in again
- DONT USE THEM! Make an ASP object or use something like WebHUB -
you'll get way more work done in a shorter amount of time.
Nic.
Chris Crowe wrote:
>
> Hi
> I am looking for some Delphi ISAPI source code with instructions on how to
> use the compiled DLL.
>
> I found a site http://delphi.snapjax.com/isapi/sourcecode.htm which does
> have delphi source, but for some reason it is really badly undocumented.
>
> Some of the files are just .DPR and no explanation on how to actually use
> the resultant ISAPI DLL.
>
> Chris
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