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Jul 10th, 2002, 07:54 AM
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VB.NET for VB 6 Project?
I'm starting a new project. The client specified COM+/DCOM DLLs written in VB 6 for VBScript ASPs, but my office can only get VB.NET.
I imagine I can still write these DLLs, but will the .NET studio introduce extra overhead? Does there exist compiler switches since we are not making a .NET application?
Before anyone suggests, this project will not use ASP.NET. And I will not suggest it to the client. If I were to suggest moving away from VBScript ASPs, I would suggest moving to PHP or mod_Perl.
Travis, Kung Foo Journeyman
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Jul 10th, 2002, 08:49 AM
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Why can you only get .NET? Is your distributor telling you they cant get you VB6? May want to try another company if so, becuase we just purchased a new copy of Visual Basic enterprise. And no there are no compiler switches that compiles the application to native code withou needing the framework. You can of course use the command line tool ngen to make a native code application, but it still will require the framework.
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