I am processing some xml files super duper fast and all seems to be going as planned but the prompts I am writing to the screen all have the same time (cos it is all in the same second). is there a way to be more precise?
thanks
michael
I am processing some xml files super duper fast and all seems to be going as planned but the prompts I am writing to the screen all have the same time (cos it is all in the same second). is there a way to be more precise?
thanks
michael
you can get milliseconds, but you need to use the GetTickCount API, but to do that of course, you need to wrap it into a dll.
well that's no fun... I've never done anything like that before... is it hard?
Its a moot point now cos I figured out what I was doing wrong (I was needing to tell the time to find my problem), but am still interested.
not realy hard. You just make a regualr ActiveX dll with a function that calls the api and returns the value the api returned. then on you asp page, you can call that dll like any other dll
Set blah = Server.CreateObject("dllname.classname")
a = blah.MyWrapperFunction
k, sounds a bit involved :) I guess I'll wait till I need it.
Thanks
Ok then. This is another one of the many reasons I preach ASP.NET. In ASP .NET you can stick API calls write into the page..:)