I have a c# .NET DLL compiled against the .NET 2.0 framework.
A customer uses classic ASP but needs the functionality of the .NET DLL. Is there a way for them to use the DLL?
I have a c# .NET DLL compiled against the .NET 2.0 framework.
A customer uses classic ASP but needs the functionality of the .NET DLL. Is there a way for them to use the DLL?
i think exposing it to COM is your only option (might be wrong)
You would need to consume the .NET dll as a COM callable wrapper. This generally involves marking it as COM-visible (via attributes), and registering it as a COM component (regasm?).
See MSDN for more.
The server will need the .NET framework, of course.