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In a classic ASP Website, how can I use a DLL that is a .NET 2.0+ C# and some times VB Library?
Is there any method we can use to consume such library?
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…in order to use it in a Hosting Environment?
Well, I can always create a WebService to serve as a “middle-men” but for such huge Libraries is impossible/takes long time… is there a tools for it? that reads the Assembly and creates a Proxy class, kinda what we do with WDSL today?
You could register this managed assembly as a COM component that could be invoked from the classic asp site using regasm.exe:
You should also make sure that the assembly is COM visible so that the types it contains could be exposed.