Creating a Server Component with Visual Basic
This article is primarily for Active Server Pages (ASP) developers who would like to take their ASP skills a step further. By bundling ASP code into server-side components, developers not only increase Visual Basic functionality and ASP speed, but also find a marvelous way to encapsulate and protect their ASP source code. This tutorial will walk you through the process of developing a very simple server-side ActiveX ASP component. The emphasis will be on the steps it takes to produce a server-side Dynamic Link Library (DLL) file, not on complex ASP scripting or advanced VB code.
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http://www.15seconds.com/issue/980930.htm
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HTTP Transfer Component
This article will show you how to create a server component using Internet Transfer Control that can be used to download files from web sites. This component is especially designed to download binary files including image files. You can download images from any computer connected to the Internet. The component available for download.
http://www.programmersresource.com/articles/server_component.asp
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Registering Your Components on NT 4 with ASP
It can really be a pain to register .DLLs on your remote servers. This article will explore how to set up a set of ASP pages to register your DLLs on NT 4. ASP source code available for download.
http://www.asp101.com/articles/jason/regsvrcomps/default.asp
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Your First ASP Component
This tutorial shows you how to run new component builders through the proceess of encapsulating script logic in a VB component.
http://www.infinitemonkeys.ws/infinitemonkeys/articles/asp/988.asp
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