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Re: Classic ASP and ASP.Net - The "Big" Picture?

reb01...@noyahoo.spamcom (Bob Barrows) — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 01:21:50 UT

It doesn't have to be ADO. ADO is just one of many COm objects available.
For example, you can use CreateObject to instantiate a FileSystemObject:
set fso=createobject("scripting.fi lesystemobject")
You can even create your own ActiveX (COM) object as Tim described.

Re: Classic ASP and ASP.Net - The "Big" Picture?

metreme...@yahoo.co.uk (Metre Meter) — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 21:32:03 UT

Thanks for all the feedback on this subject.
-MM

Re: Classic ASP and ASP.Net - The "Big" Picture?

metreme...@yahoo.co.uk (Metre Meter) — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 21:26:20 UT

An ActiveX ADO COM object?
- MM

Re: Classic ASP and ASP.Net - The "Big" Picture?

metreme...@yahoo.co.uk (Metre Meter) — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 21:20:07 UT

Yes, I'd come across that issue before, but that page lays it out
particularly clearly, thank you. It can definitely be a nuisance if
you don't understand that. :-/
Will do, thank you.
Sorry, that was badly phrased, probably because I hadn't thought it
out too well. Is there a resource that gives an overview of how the

IIS7.FTP Passive

flr-lis...@flr-si.com.ar (Fernando L. Roldan) — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 13:25:05 UT

Hi, i want configure FTP Passive on IIS7.
In Firewall Support i set Data Chanel Port Range (5001-5201), the external
IP Address of Firewall.
I open the range port in the Windows Firewall.
But... when i try to connect to the FTP with a client in ftp Passive the
server assign a out of range port (a High number).

How can aspnet get login rights

johansson.anders...@telia.com (Tony Johansson) — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 11:48:16 UT

Hello!
I use IIS 5.
I have a web site using ASP.NET that is using the famous Northwind database
in SQL Server Express
If I use suser_sname in my program and use IIS wich is using account ASPNET
I get hempc\aspnet.
If I use suser_sname and run from within VisualStudio I get the hempc\Tony
because that is the account that I use to login to the computer

Re: Classic ASP and ASP.Net - The "Big" Picture?

exjxw.hannivo...@interxnl.net (Evertjan.) — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 22:11:28 UT

Bob Barrows wrote on 06 jan 2010 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.as p.general:
functions and also variables are available to both:
==================
<% = a %>
<br>
<% = b() %>
<script language ='javascript' runat='server'>
var a = 'Blah';
function b() {
return 'Blip';
</script>
==================

Re: Classic ASP and ASP.Net - The "Big" Picture?

reb01...@noyahoo.spamcom (Bob Barrows) — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 21:27:18 UT

You can call vbscript functions from a jscript block and vice versa:
[link]

Re: Classic ASP and ASP.Net - The "Big" Picture?

slatter...@bls.gov (Tim Slattery) — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 21:06:48 UT

As far as I know, different languages live in different spaces. If
your ASP code contains blocks of VBScript and of server-side
JavaScript, the variables from VBScript will not be available to the
Javascript code. I don't think mixing languages like that is a good
idea anyway.
Can't help with .Net questions.

Re: Classic ASP and ASP.Net - The "Big" Picture?

reb01...@noyahoo.spamcom (Bob Barrows) — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 20:31:04 UT

I'll start by suggesting you might benefit from reading the classic ASP
documentation: [link]
[link]
better asked in a dotnet group (this is a classic asp group)
microsoft.public.dotnet.framew ork.aspnet

Classic ASP and ASP.Net - The "Big" Picture?

metreme...@yahoo.co.uk (Metre Meter) — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 19:52:18 UT

While I've been supporting a Classic ASP app for a while, and have
also written some separate ASP.Net apps, my understanding is vague on
some larger issues
- What are the issues with mixing languages in Classic ASP? For
example, declaring variables, functions etc. in one language and
accessing/calling them in another?

Export to PDF font trouble

sebastian.sab...@cpba.com.ar (msfs) — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 19:01:05 UT

Hello everyone, anibody has experience on this??
I have a web service that's used for export a rpt (Crystal Reports IX)
to a PDF file. This report has a barcode made with interleaved20f5
font.
When I use it from my development enviroment its works fine, but when
y use a test server in place of barcode font I see a replacement

Re: Cannot access FTP site

obnetad...@discussions.microsoft.com (obnetadmin) — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 17:32:02 UT

Thanks. FTP Explorer works like a champ!

Re: IIS6: Domain not prepopulated for expired password IISADMPWD page

n...@worldofspack.com (Dan) — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 17:05:47 UT

As far as I'm aware this is a browser issue. As you're using Basic Auth,
there is no domain information in the response from the server so the
browser doesn't include it. Can you switch to Integrated Auth?

IIS6: Domain not prepopulated for expired password IISADMPWD page

mich...@discussions.microsoft.com (Michael) — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 16:47:01 UT

I've recently been setting up IISADMPWD on a couple of our web servers so
that users with expired passwords can logon remotely.
I've set this up successfully on OWA (Exchange 2003) which uses FBA, but
when I come to do the same for a WSS server with basic auth, the username
field on aexp.asp does not have the domain populated in the username field