> Well I've been trying to run an IIS script made in Visual Basic 6 and I
have
> had no luck. I've asked for help before and they've come up with a few
> suggestions, such as problems with permissions and all. I went ahead and
> transferred and made a few adjustments to the script and turned it into an
> ASP Page, that was NOT created with Visual Basic. Its hard coded into the
> file itself-doesn't call a DLL file. So I uploaded the script and ran it
and
> everything ran correctly. Now, whenever I create the script with Visual
> Basic and upload it, it does not run. I've tried the Package Deployment
> Wizard (it didn't allow me to auto-install the CAB file, said my site was
> not capable, could this be a problem?). I've manually uploaded all the
> files. I've uploaded the DLL, ASP, Runtime files, etc.. But nothing seems
to
> work. So far I've ruled out that my script could be the problem. Perhaps
> it's my server that is the problem? Or do I have to register the DLL file?
> I'd be happy to allow access to my server for you to check it out, even
> allow you to check out my script. Anything as long as the results point
> towards me being able to run scripts created in Visual Basic!

> Thanks A Million!

> Well I've been trying to run an IIS script made in Visual Basic 6 and
I have
> had no luck. I've asked for help before and they've come up with a few
> suggestions, such as problems with permissions and all. I went ahead
and
> transferred and made a few adjustments to the script and turned it
into an
> ASP Page, that was NOT created with Visual Basic. Its hard coded into
the
> file itself-doesn't call a DLL file. So I uploaded the script and ran
it and
> everything ran correctly. Now, whenever I create the script with
Visual
> Basic and upload it, it does not run. I've tried the Package
Deployment
> Wizard (it didn't allow me to auto-install the CAB file, said my site
was
> not capable, could this be a problem?). I've manually uploaded all the
> files. I've uploaded the DLL, ASP, Runtime files, etc.. But nothing
seems to
> work. So far I've ruled out that my script could be the problem.
Perhaps
> it's my server that is the problem? Or do I have to register the DLL
file?
> I'd be happy to allow access to my server for you to check it out,
even
> allow you to check out my script. Anything as long as the results
point
> towards me being able to run scripts created in Visual Basic!

> Thanks A Million!

> Hi,

> Yes, you certainly *do* need to register the dll on the server. The VB
> runtime also needs to be registered. If it's a WebClass app, the
> WebClass runtime must also be installed and registered.

> Regards,

>     /Olof

> > Well I've been trying to run an IIS script made in Visual Basic 6 and
> I have
> > had no luck. I've asked for help before and they've come up with a few
> > suggestions, such as problems with permissions and all. I went ahead
> and
> > transferred and made a few adjustments to the script and turned it
> into an
> > ASP Page, that was NOT created with Visual Basic. Its hard coded into
> the
> > file itself-doesn't call a DLL file. So I uploaded the script and ran
> it and
> > everything ran correctly. Now, whenever I create the script with
> Visual
> > Basic and upload it, it does not run. I've tried the Package
> Deployment
> > Wizard (it didn't allow me to auto-install the CAB file, said my site
> was
> > not capable, could this be a problem?). I've manually uploaded all the
> > files. I've uploaded the DLL, ASP, Runtime files, etc.. But nothing
> seems to
> > work. So far I've ruled out that my script could be the problem.
> Perhaps
> > it's my server that is the problem? Or do I have to register the DLL
> file?
> > I'd be happy to allow access to my server for you to check it out,
> even
> > allow you to check out my script. Anything as long as the results
> point
> > towards me being able to run scripts created in Visual Basic!

> > Thanks A Million!

> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> Before you buy.

> When you say visual Installer do you mean the Project Development Wizard?
If
> so I've already tried using it, but it only uploads the CAB file, the asp
> file, and I think the DLL. Where do I go from there? How do I Register?

> thanks

> > Hi,

> > Yes, you certainly *do* need to register the dll on the server. The VB
> > runtime also needs to be registered. If it's a WebClass app, the
> > WebClass runtime must also be installed and registered.

> > Regards,

> >     /Olof

> > > Well I've been trying to run an IIS script made in Visual Basic 6 and
> > I have
> > > had no luck. I've asked for help before and they've come up with a few
> > > suggestions, such as problems with permissions and all. I went ahead
> > and
> > > transferred and made a few adjustments to the script and turned it
> > into an
> > > ASP Page, that was NOT created with Visual Basic. Its hard coded into
> > the
> > > file itself-doesn't call a DLL file. So I uploaded the script and ran
> > it and
> > > everything ran correctly. Now, whenever I create the script with
> > Visual
> > > Basic and upload it, it does not run. I've tried the Package
> > Deployment
> > > Wizard (it didn't allow me to auto-install the CAB file, said my site
> > was
> > > not capable, could this be a problem?). I've manually uploaded all the
> > > files. I've uploaded the DLL, ASP, Runtime files, etc.. But nothing
> > seems to
> > > work. So far I've ruled out that my script could be the problem.
> > Perhaps
> > > it's my server that is the problem? Or do I have to register the DLL
> > file?
> > > I'd be happy to allow access to my server for you to check it out,
> > even
> > > allow you to check out my script. Anything as long as the results
> > point
> > > towards me being able to run scripts created in Visual Basic!

> > > Thanks A Million!

> > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> > Before you buy.

> The simpliest way is to create a standard installation package, not an
> "internet package". I will install and register all the libraries
including
> your own dll. You'll still need to add yourself files like html and maybe
> .asp (not sure).

> > When you say visual Installer do you mean the Project Development
Wizard?
> If
> > so I've already tried using it, but it only uploads the CAB file, the
asp
> > file, and I think the DLL. Where do I go from there? How do I Register?

> > thanks

> > > Hi,

> > > Yes, you certainly *do* need to register the dll on the server. The VB
> > > runtime also needs to be registered. If it's a WebClass app, the
> > > WebClass runtime must also be installed and registered.

> > > Regards,

> > >     /Olof

> > > > Well I've been trying to run an IIS script made in Visual Basic 6
and
> > > I have
> > > > had no luck. I've asked for help before and they've come up with a
few
> > > > suggestions, such as problems with permissions and all. I went ahead
> > > and
> > > > transferred and made a few adjustments to the script and turned it
> > > into an
> > > > ASP Page, that was NOT created with Visual Basic. Its hard coded
into
> > > the
> > > > file itself-doesn't call a DLL file. So I uploaded the script and
ran
> > > it and
> > > > everything ran correctly. Now, whenever I create the script with
> > > Visual
> > > > Basic and upload it, it does not run. I've tried the Package
> > > Deployment
> > > > Wizard (it didn't allow me to auto-install the CAB file, said my
site
> > > was
> > > > not capable, could this be a problem?). I've manually uploaded all
the
> > > > files. I've uploaded the DLL, ASP, Runtime files, etc.. But nothing
> > > seems to
> > > > work. So far I've ruled out that my script could be the problem.
> > > Perhaps
> > > > it's my server that is the problem? Or do I have to register the DLL
> > > file?
> > > > I'd be happy to allow access to my server for you to check it out,
> > > even
> > > > allow you to check out my script. Anything as long as the results
> > > point
> > > > towards me being able to run scripts created in Visual Basic!

> > > > Thanks A Million!

> > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> > > Before you buy.