Difference between revisions of "ASP Components"
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| − | Here are a list of Custom Components supported for ASP pages: | + | Here are a list of Custom Components supported (most commonly for for ASP pages): |
*AspMail | *AspMail | ||
*AspEmail | *AspEmail | ||
*ASPUpload | *ASPUpload | ||
| − | *SAFileUp | + | *SAFileUp (select servers) |
*ASPImage | *ASPImage | ||
*ASPJpeg | *ASPJpeg | ||
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*AspEncrypt | *AspEncrypt | ||
*AspHTTP | *AspHTTP | ||
| − | * | + | *AspPdf |
| + | *csImageFile | ||
| + | *csFTPQuick | ||
| + | *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: | ||
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" %>