> > I have written an Activex DLL that goes and checks my POP server.
> > What I want to do, is have the results of what the DLL finds, i.e. who the
> > sender was of a message, and the message subject, plus maybe some other
> > fields, be writtento an HTML (or ASP) file.
> > How would I go about this ?
> 
> Hmmm. If you were using WebHub, you'd just use the COM
> macro to register and call your DLL, displaying the result text
> for particular properties in whatever layout you desire. There's
> quite a good page-counting example which comes with the
> WebHub trial version (http://www.href.com), and it's outlined
> pretty thoroughly in the help.
> 
> I presume the same kind of mechanism exists for ASP
> scripts, but I don't know the details (nor if it is as easy).  Nic
> will know.
> 

If you can do it using CreateOLEObject or similar in Delphi, you could
do, in VBScript:

dim oObj

set oObj = server.createobject("myproject.myobject")

oObj.doSomething

set oObj = nothing


Dont forget that ALL variables MUST be VARIANT, OLEVARIANT or something
like that - not regular types.

Nic.
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