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This is driving me nuts... this was working the last time that i used it... why won't this work!?!?... i have deleted a lot of code that would be useless on a forum... asp returns:

Object variable or With block variable not set

and the problem is the sub Test... if i comment out the objResponse line, it runs fine...

I know that the component is instantiated, because it will execute an ado connection just fine, but when i try to use the asp intrinsic objects, it fails... any ideas?... thanks, in advance!

Code:

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Private objApplication As Application
Private objRequest As Request
Private objResponse As Response
Private objServer As Server
Private objSession As Session

Public Sub OnStartPage(sc As Object)

    Set objApplication = sc.Application
    Set objRequest = sc.Request
    Set objResponse = sc.Response
    Set objServer = sc.Server
    Set objSession = sc.Session
           
End Sub

Public Sub Test()

    objResponse.Write "THIS IS A TEST"
   
End Sub

Public Sub OnEndPage()

    Set objApplication = Nothing
    Set objRequest = Nothing
    Set objResponse = Nothing
    Set objServer = Nothing
    Set objSession = Nothing
   
End Sub

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quick note: yes i made the proper reference to Active Server Pages Library... thanks...

This is pretty funny. Not funny cause you are struggling, but funny cause I was struggling with this same exact thing for the last 2 days! I never could get it to work with the ScriptingContext, but I got it to work with the ObjectContext (ScriptingContext works in all versions of IIS, OjbectContext is in IIS4+ and used for MTS).

Anyways, you need to also make a reference to the MTS Object Library (mtxas.dll). Then the code you need is as follows (I will only show it for Response, it works the same for all objects):


Dim objContext As ObjectContext
Dim objResponse As Response

Public Sub Class_Initialize()
Set objContext = GetObjectContext()
Set objResponse = objContext("Response")
End Sub

Public Sub WriteText()
objResponse.Write ("whatever")
End Sub

As a final note, if for some reason you cannot use ObjectContext, the real problem I was having was because I was using VB6. VB6 has that cool run program where you can run the dll on a web page without first registering it. Using the ASP objects did not work till I registered it, so you may want to try that also, if you haven't already.

HTH

hi, and thanks for your response... you'll see how i resolved this problem at this post:

http://161.58.186.97/showthread.php?s=&threadid=80994

thanks!