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[idover]

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!

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

[idover]

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

[CMangano]

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

[idover]

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!