Call a function create in dotnet

Hello,

I create a function in dotnet.

How can I call it in a Html page ?

mr_unreliable
Tue Aug 16 16:15:41 CDT 2005

hi Samantha,

In general, there are two ways:

_Way One:_ there is a COM compatability feature to vb.net.

That is, you "register" your dotNet function, and then call it
just like any other actX object/member.

I have never done this, but it is documented well enough.
Search for:

Interoperability
Creating a COM callable wrapper
Creating a "Strong Name"
Installing in "Global Assemble Cache"
Registering (via register assembly utility)

N.B. a "Strong Name" is dotNet-speak for a GUID. And, the
"Global Assembly Cache" is most likely in your (msdos) path.
It could be something like this:

c:\Program Files\Microsoft.NET.FrameworkSDK\Lib

or maybe this:

Set LIB="c:\Program Files\Microsoft.Net\FrameworkSDK\Lib\";%LIB%

_Way Two:_ the other way is to convert your thinking to dotNet
"all-the-way". That is, convert your html page to a webForm.
Then use your function "naturally" in a native dotNet
environment.

Microsoft offers a number of code examples on how to do this,
search for this:

Inherits System.Web.UI.Page

cheers, jw
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Samantha wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I create a function in dotnet.
>
> How can I call it in a Html page ?