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Recompiling an Active Server DLL
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Tom Castiglia
Sep 24, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/24/98
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I have an Active Server DLL, that I built and compiled in VB5, which I am
using on an ASP web page. I am running IIS and VB5 on the same NT Server
box. After calling the DLL from my ASP page, I stop IIS, and return to DLL
project in VB, make a modification and try to recompile it. However, I get
a "Permission Denied" Error every time. The only way I have found to unload
my DLL after calling it is by Rebooting the whole server. Is there a way
around this? Maybe a utility
to kill running dll processes, or a way to make my DLL unload itself? Any
suggestions would be REALLY appreciated.
using on an ASP web page. I am running IIS and VB5 on the same NT Server
box. After calling the DLL from my ASP page, I stop IIS, and return to DLL
project in VB, make a modification and try to recompile it. However, I get
a "Permission Denied" Error every time. The only way I have found to unload
my DLL after calling it is by Rebooting the whole server. Is there a way
around this? Maybe a utility
to kill running dll processes, or a way to make my DLL unload itself? Any
suggestions would be REALLY appreciated.
Please respond via email too...
Thanks,
Tom Castiglia
to...@san.rr.com
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