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  1. I just wondered if someone had some good examples of how
    we are supposed to refer to some of these asp components

    I've specifically interested in AspJpeg and AspUpload but
    I need to know the syntax. Do I add an import namespace=
    line or a register tag line like we do for the RichDatepicker?

    I can't wait to try these components out so let me know if
    you have and where to get good information on creating Asp
    components. Can you believe how much they usually go for?




    Owen
     
  2. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    You mean using aspjpeg and aspupload with ASP.net or ASP?

    It is not recommended that you use COM object with ASP.net pages.


    quote:Originally posted by infinitedes

    I just wondered if someone had some good examples of how
    we are supposed to refer to some of these asp components

    I've specifically interested in AspJpeg and AspUpload but
    I need to know the syntax. Do I add an import namespace=
    line or a register tag line like we do for the RichDatepicker?

    I can't wait to try these components out so let me know if
    you have and where to get good information on creating Asp
    components. Can you believe how much they usually go for?




    Owen
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  3. It sounds complicated to make this work in .NET
    The C# examples that I downloaded from Persits
    did not work when I tried to run them from here
    but you mentioned that there is something in .NET
    already for uploading. Please tell me more, Bruce

    Owen
     
  4. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    I never try using any of the persits stuff w/ asp.net because i can usually find a native .net component that do the same thing.

    if i were you, i wouldn't force the issue to load a com in your .net page.

    eg. if you need up load function, asp.net comes with its own




    quote:Originally posted by infinitedes

    It sounds complicated to make this work in .NET
    The C# examples that I downloaded from Persits
    did not work when I tried to run them from here
    but you mentioned that there is something in .NET
    already for uploading. Please tell me more, Bruce

    Owen
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    B.

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