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Easiest solution would be:<br />
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Pass the XML as a String parameter to a funcition in the com object.<br />
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Then create a Scripting.FileSystemObject<wbr /> to write the xml string to a file.<br />
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cheers,<br />
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Leo
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Easiest solution would be:

Pass the XML as a String parameter to a funcition in the com object.

Then create a Scripting.FileSystemObject to write the xml string to a file.

cheers,

Leo

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Gave points to deighc because his answer is closest to the soluiton. <br />
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I passed the rs as a variant to a property and this worked...very easy. did not have to recreate the dom. 
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Gave points to deighc because his answer is closest to the soluiton.

I passed the rs as a variant to a property and this worked...very easy. did not have to recreate the dom.

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I need to pass an asp xml recordset to a com object so I can write it out to a remote file server as a text file. (need com+ to run under a service account in order to access a remote server)<br />
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Can this be done by setting an rs property in the com object to the xml rs in asp or can I pass it as a parameter in a function call to the com object? <br />
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I've tried the function but this fails. <br />
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I'm not even sure I can do this. I can pass an xml stream from vb to asp but now need to pass it from asp to vb dll. 
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I need to pass an asp xml recordset to a com object so I can write it out to a remote file server as a text file. (need com+ to run under a service account in order to access a remote server)

Can this be done by setting an rs property in the com object to the xml rs in asp or can I pass it as a parameter in a function call to the com object? 

I've tried the function but this fails. 

I'm not even sure I can do this. I can pass an xml stream from vb to asp but now need to pass it from asp to vb dll. 

ASP XML Recordset to COM Object

Active Server Pages (ASP) is Microsoft’s first server-side engine for dynamic web pages. ASP’s support of the Component Object Model (COM) enables it to access and use compiled libraries such as DLLs. It has been superseded by ASP.NET, but will be supported by Internet Information Services (IIS) through at least 2022.