ASP Tutorials : Creating a Server Component with Visual Basic

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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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Tutorial: Creating a Server Component with Visual Basic	Report: Bad or Broken Link?
Date Listed: June 23, 2008	Submitted By: TutorialPro.net
Total Hits: 27	Category: ASP
Total Votes: 0	Subcategory: Component Building
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