DLLs built with LabVIEW are not ActiveX/COM DLLs and, therefore, can not be registered with the OS using regsvr32. From what I was able to Google on the subject, you can't call standard DLLs from ASP. You will need to create a COM wrapper around the standard DLL, and call the COM wrapper from ASP.
FYI, LabVIEW executables can be built (on Windows) with a COM server that includes the ability to execute VIs. Good luck, -Jim > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Andr�-Philippe Vachon > Sent: Monday, February 16, 2004 7:55 AM > To: Info-Labview Post (E-mail) > Subject: registering a labview built dll > > > I've built a Dll in labview 6.1. Using a CallLibrary node in > labview i can call and it works fine. > > I would like to use it in ASP code. In order to perform this > i need to register the Dll. I've tried to create an > installer, but still i get an error message when i execute > the regsvr32 command. > > The error says: > MyDll.dll was loaded, but DllRegisterServer entry point was > not found DllRegisterServer may not be exported, or a corrupt > version of MyDll.dll may be in memory. Consider using Pview > to detect and remove it > > as anyone tried and succeed in registering a dll on Win2k? > > ITF Optical technologies inc. > > Andr�-Philippe Vachon > Senior Software Designer > (514)748-4848 #4362 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > www.itfoptical.com > > > >
