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==ASP Components==
 
==ASP Components==
  
Here are a list of Custom Components supported for ASP pages:
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Here are a list of Custom Components supported (most commonly for for ASP pages):
 
*AspMail
 
*AspMail
 
*AspEmail
 
*AspEmail
 
*ASPUpload
 
*ASPUpload
*SAFileUp
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*SAFileUp (select servers)
 
*ASPImage
 
*ASPImage
 
*ASPJpeg
 
*ASPJpeg
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*AspEncrypt
 
*AspEncrypt
 
*AspHTTP
 
*AspHTTP
*Asp-Pdf
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*AspPdf
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*csImageFile
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*csFTPQuick
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*csAspZip
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The following are not custom components, but are part of the operating system:
 
The following are not custom components, but are part of the operating system:
 
*CDOSYS - We suggest CDOSYS over CDONTS
 
*CDOSYS - We suggest CDOSYS over CDONTS
 
*CDONTS - Being phased out, CDOSYS replaces it  
 
*CDONTS - Being phased out, CDOSYS replaces it  
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==ASPpdf==
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*To use AspPDF in ASP.NET, you must place the wrapper assembly ASPPDFLib.dll (included with the installation) in the /Bin directory of your .NET application, and use the following directive in your source files:
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<pre>
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<%@ Import Namespace="ASPPDFLib" %>
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</pre>
  
 
[[Category:ASP.Net Tutorials]]
 
[[Category:ASP.Net Tutorials]]

Latest revision as of 17:31, 22 November 2012

ASP Components

Here are a list of Custom Components supported (most commonly for for ASP pages):

  • AspMail
  • AspEmail
  • ASPUpload
  • SAFileUp (select servers)
  • ASPImage
  • ASPJpeg
  • AspGrid
  • AspEncrypt
  • AspHTTP
  • AspPdf
  • csImageFile
  • csFTPQuick
  • csAspZip


The following are not custom components, but are part of the operating system:

  • CDOSYS - We suggest CDOSYS over CDONTS
  • CDONTS - Being phased out, CDOSYS replaces it

ASPpdf

  • To use AspPDF in ASP.NET, you must place the wrapper assembly ASPPDFLib.dll (included with the installation) in the /Bin directory of your .NET application, and use the following directive in your source files:
<%@ Import Namespace="ASPPDFLib" %>