>> $iis = COM("IIS://localhost/w3scv");
>Hum, now Im not shure what your component is...
>
>The value between the quotes is a string that is looked-up in the registry
> under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT ), if its on a diffrent machine then you might want
>to try using the second arg to COM, which is a server name.
>
>If the 'interface' is accessed through a web server then I dont know how to
>use it as I've never seen anything about it... have you got a link to info
>about this component ? I'd be interested in finding out more... I might
>even be able to help.
>
>sorry I cant help more
>
>Rich
Rich,
Microsoft claims (in the IIS help) that this is an object which you can access
with any language which supports COM.
In the VBscript found on any Win2K server it is called like this:
varname = GetObject("IIS://localhost/w3scv")
So I'm assuming that IIS://localhost/w3scv is an object.
My problem was that I could not access that object, as that format (the
"IIS://")is not supported in the non-dev releases.
I will (probably) be running it on a local machine so I shouldn't have a
problem there.
Regards,
David
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