The ScriptingContext may only exist in Visual Studio languages as it is a very special way to program in the IIS with VB (and a way that i can't recommend at all due to speed, readability and portability problems).
I personnaly would place all the business logic inside the VB Component and would leave for the PHP/ASP the task of making the presentation of all the data. A much cleaner design, and you can split the development of the things between two programmers of diferent background... if needed... Cheers, Luis Ferro TelaDigital P.S.- You will find out that it is easier to debug manually then thru the iis/vb/asp(or php in this case) layer... because when things get wrong, the error it will return will probably be error #ffffffffffffff.... without any more info... Franky wrote: >I try to use a simple COM write in VB ... >====================================================== >Option Explicit > >Dim sc As ScriptingContext > > >Sub OnStartPage(AspSC As ScriptingContext) > Set sc = AspSC > >End Sub > >Public Function ecrire() > sc.Response.Write "Voici mon super texte" >End Function >======================================================= > >...but it doesn't work! Is run in ASP put when i try in php the parameter >is not good. I supose is the ScriptingContext variable but I don't know is >value?! > >Somebody can help me Please? > > >Franky >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > --- [This E-mail scanned for viruses by Declude Virus] -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
