Using a transacted VB component (leveraging COM+) from ASP.NET - ASP.NET - Scripting Techniques scripts review, download and demo at Scripts20.com

Scripts Categories

	ASP
	ASP.NET
	Ad Management
	Affiliate Programs
	Articles
	Assemblies
	Auctions
	Blog
	Browsers
	Calculators
	Calendars
	Chat Scripts
	Classified Ads
	Coders & Programmers
	Collections
	Communication Tools
	Component & Controls
	Components
	Content Management
	Counters
	Customer Support
	Database Tools
	Date and Time
	Development Tools
	Discussion Boards
	Documents
	E-Commerce
	eDocEngine ActiveX
	Education
	Email Systems
	Error Handling
	FAQ and Knowledgebase
	File Manipulation
	Financial Tools
	Flash and ASP.NET
	Form Processing
	Form Processors
	Games and Entertainment
	Graphs and Charts
	Guestbooks
	Image Galleries
	Image Manipulation
	Instant Messaging
	Link Management
	Mailing List Managers
	Mark Anders Answers your ASP.NET
	Migration
	Miscellaneous
	Multimedia
	NET Framework
	Networking Tools
	News Publishing
	Online Communities
	Organizers
	Others
	PDFtoolkit ActiveX
	Polls and Voting
	Portal Systems
	Postcards
	Quote Display
	Randomizing
	References
	Reviews and Ratings
	Scripting Techniques
	Scripts and Components
	Search Engines
	Searching
	Security Systems
	Server Management
	Site Navigation
	Software
	String & Variables
	User Authentication
	User Management
	Vertical Markets
	WAP and WML
	Web Services
	Web Sites
	Web Traffic Analysis
	Website Promotion
	XML & ASP.NET
	C and C++
	CFML
	Flash
	HTML
	Java
	JavaScript
	Perl
	PHP
	Python
	Remotely Hosted
	Tools and Utilities
	Visual Basic
	XML

Partners

  Clean Softs
  Free Downloads
  Internet Articles
  Song Lyrics
  Free Drivers
  Articles
  Red Softs
  Get Free Softs
  Free Downloads
  Adware Info
  Gold Softs
  Daily Articles
  MySpace Generators
  Software Download
  Download Programs
  Hotel Reservations
  Programs DataBase
  Mobile Phones
  Pimp MySpace

Using a transacted VB component (leveraging COM+) from ASP.NET - ASP.NET - Scripting Techniques

Name	Using a transacted VB component (leveraging COM+) from ASP.NET
Author	.net101
Category	ASP.NET / Scripting Techniques
HomePage Address	Click to Visit
No. of hits	16
Using a transacted VB component (leveraging COM+) from ASP.NET is a tutorial in which the author demonstrates you about calling a transacted VB component from a non-transacted ASP.NET Page. The author also explains about COM objects in .NET. You can build COM+ components using VS6 and other compilers and then call it from ASP.NET pages.

Top ASP.NET scripts

1).   Understanding Include Statements This is a tutorial which helps you to know about the include files. Include directive is used to add a file to the ASP.NET page. You have to specify the file name with its path in the include statement.
2).   How To Dynamically Include Files in ASP.NET This is a web based article through which you can learn about how to dynamically include HTML and client-side scripts in .aspx pages. You can see the sample code to perform this operation in this article.
3).   Developing ASP+ Pages Using JScript.NET This is an easy to learn ASAP.NET tutorial through which you can learn about the 3 new features of JScript.NET. The author shows you the sample code for building aspx page with the help of JScript.NET.
4).   BitWise Operations in C# This web based tutorial guides you details in knowing about bitwise manipulations in C#. This tutorial explains you the C# bitwise operators with its truth table and an example code.
5).   Using Params Keyword In this tutorial the author discusses about the param keyword in C#. The param keyword is used to pass single dimension array as an argument to a function. The sample program given in this tutorial clearly shows how to access the arguments that are passed using the param keyword.
6).   Technotes, HowTo Series C# Coding Style Guide This tutorial helps you to write programs in C#. The author shows you various rules that must be followed when using commets, whitespaces, declaring and initializing variables in C# program. This tutorial also shows you a sample C# program.
7).   Exception Management Application Block for .NET In this article the author clearly tells you about the use of exception management application block in .NET. You can also know how to download, install and configure this block with the help of this tutorial.

New ASP.NET scripts

1).   Learn C#: C# Language's Preprocessor Directives This is an useful tutorial through which programmers can learn about the use of various preprocessor directives of C#. The author explains you the use of various preprocessor directives of C# with samples.
2).   C# to VB.NET Translator This user frienly tutorial helps you to convert your c# code in to the VB.NET code. The translator tool given in this tutorial does not allow tags or any other HTML.
3).   How To Dynamically Include Files in ASP.NET This is a web based article through which you can learn about how to dynamically include HTML and client-side scripts in .aspx pages. You can see the sample code to perform this operation in this article.
4).   Control Statements This is an easy to learn tutorial in which the author shows you the sample code for various control statements and conditional statements in C# which helps novice programmers to understand it clearly.
5).   Moving to VB.Net Moving to VB.Net is a tutorial which shows you the changes that exist in VB.NET. Some new features that are introduced in VB.NET are Option Strict statement, shorthand syntax operators, System.Object type instead of variant etc.,
6).   What's New in JScript .NET? This is a web based tutorial in which the author lists you the new statements, data types, directives that are introduced in JScript.NET. The author also shows how to use these new features with a sample code to the users.
7).   Using Enums in C# This is an user friendly tutoiral which contains information about the enum types in C#. Enums provide you an easy way to control the values and you can easily implement it on your c# programs. The author explains the procedure with a sample program.

Home � Submit � Most Popular � New � Privacy Policy � Bookmark