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    Question Isapi

    Does anyone know how to make an ISAPI Filter DLL in VB. Like make the dll read a quarystring passed to it from a browser, proccess a page and read tags like <!-- or <% ?

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    As far as I know you have to do it in Visual C++. You might be able to do it in VB if you're really, really good with API calls.
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    thats what i thought too, i was just wondering if you could use the http request object via refreances or something like that. I am good with api but i can barely speak c++ much less write a complex object in it i can make dos apps .. yeah baby.....
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    I'm going to correct myself. I'm pretty sure an ISAPI filter has to be a standard dll, and since VB can't make those, you probably can't do it with API calls.
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