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    AXE library with Classic ASP

    Has any one used the AXE Library for Classic ASP to parse JSON data? I'm attempting to use it but have been unsuccessful in even getting the tests to work.
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    Re: AXE library with Classic ASP

    Any one?
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    Re: AXE library with Classic ASP

    Yes, I use it here (in version 2: json2.asp as an include).

    What exactly does not work?
    Any example code-snippets would be very helpful, to nail the problem fast.

    And BTW, in case you are allowed to install COM-objects (ActiveX-Dlls) on your Server - there'd be
    also more convenient (and much faster) serverside JSON-decoding/encoding available for Classic-ASP.

    Olaf

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    Re: AXE library with Classic ASP

    I can install COM-objects on the server. What do you have in mind?
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    Re: AXE library with Classic ASP

    Quote Originally Posted by Dubya007 View Post
    I can install COM-objects on the server. What do you have in mind?
    I wrote a modern MiniFramework for VB-Classic - it's free and downloadable here:
    http://www.vbrichclient.com/#/en/Downloads.htm

    As stated on the site - one would need to keep the 3 BaseDlls (that's the ones you want) together
    in their dedicated Install-Folder - and then register only vbRichClient5.dll (per elevated regsvr32-call).

    That of course only in case you want to use the built-in (faster, native compiled) JSON-support there -
    but the json2.asp is nice too - although I used it only for more or less small and simple "serialized param-transport"
    per jQuery so far...

    Due to "more degrees of freedom" which the scripting-interpreters allow, json2.asp can also map
    JSON-Object-encodings directly as Properties (reachable in "Dot-Notation").

    With the COM-based JSON-support from my libs you will get very fast decoding/encoding of "large JSON-Blobs" -
    though the Object-Prop-Mapping is not as comfortable (it's String-Key-based and the Short-Notation
    would work over the Bang-Operator then).

    Olaf

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