Mike Broderick
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how to access a user-written dll's functions in aspx single page (not -codebehind)
I want to write an aspx page (single page preferred over code behind) that has a script block that calls functions I put in a dll. Can somebody give me a Hello world example. To make it simple, assume the function in the dll has one string parameter and returns a string value. Put the return value in a textbox at page load or something simple. I'm interested in the syntax to connect to the dll. If important, I have VS 2005.
Thank you.
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That worked like a champ! Thank you.
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I tried it and it worked. I apologize but I wasnt explicit. I did not want to build snippet 2 into a web application. I would like to enter it directly (using notepad or dreamweaver for example). The thing that gets me stuck is how to perform the equivilant to "add a reference" to point to the dll from notepad. Is this possible?