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| Jan Plastenjak 2004-01-24, 1:46 am |
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How does IIS looks for DLLs? I'm using one COM object in ASP, and that
COM object uses few DLLs. The problem is that I have several versions of
those DLLs on my PC and IIS takes wrong one. Where IIS looks first?
Thank you.
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| David Wang [Msft] 2004-01-24, 1:46 am |
| IIS does not look for DLLs on behalf of any user code, so it's not really an
IIS question at all.
The question is "How does *YOUR* COM object 'use few DLLs' "? If it calls
LoadLibrary, then it goes through the MSDN documented sequence for
LoadLibrary. If the COM object loads a couple of ProgID, then it's by
whatever is registered in the Registry.
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//David
IIS
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How does IIS looks for DLLs? I'm using one COM object in ASP, and that
COM object uses few DLLs. The problem is that I have several versions of
those DLLs on my PC and IIS takes wrong one. Where IIS looks first?
Thank you.
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| Jan Plastenjak 2004-01-24, 1:46 am |
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Thank you. When I use CFileFind::FindFile("myfile.txt") from my dll/COM,
where it will look? I've put myfile.txt in Windows folder (WinXP) and it
can't find it.
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| Chances are it will (for myfile.txt) look in the same
directory as the page that is being run...according to
your syntax.
doug
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> Thank you. When I use CFileFind::FindFile
("myfile.txt") from my dll/COM,quote:
>where it will look? I've put myfile.txt in Windows
folder (WinXP) and itquote:
>can't find it.
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