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ConnerS

2004-06-29, 4:14 am

I am trying to run a free trial of a web calendar, and can not get past line 13.
I get a Server.CreateObject Failed message
Any idea on what to do now?
Frontpage 2002 and Access 2000
I had to save the download to my desktop, unzip it and then import into Frontpage.

Thomas A. Rowe

2004-06-29, 4:14 am

The error indicates that a DLL needs to be installed on the server, many host will not install
custom components on a shared hosting account, suggest you talk to your host before continuing,
because if they will not install it, the application is not going to work.

On line 13 what object is trying to be created?

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"ConnerS" <ConnerS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I am trying to run a free trial of a web calendar, and can not get past line 13.
> I get a Server.CreateObject Failed message
> Any idea on what to do now?
> Frontpage 2002 and Access 2000
> I had to save the download to my desktop, unzip it and then import into Frontpage.
>
>
>
>

ConnerS

2004-06-29, 12:14 pm

The code is:
'Creates the WebSchedule Component
Set WebSchedule = Server.CreateObject("VASPWS.ASPWebSchedule")

Are there separate .dll for every application? I have looked at the code for several other calendar scripts and they don't have server.createobject("") just createobject("ADODB.Connection")

"Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:

> The error indicates that a DLL needs to be installed on the server, many host will not install
> custom components on a shared hosting account, suggest you talk to your host before continuing,
> because if they will not install it, the application is not going to work.
>
> On line 13 what object is trying to be created?
>
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Kevin Spencer

2004-06-29, 12:14 pm

When you modify ASP code, you're programming. I would suggest you learn ASP.
My web site (http://www.takempis.com) has some beginning level tutorials.

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"ConnerS" <ConnerS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I am trying to run a free trial of a web calendar, and can not get past
line 13.
> I get a Server.CreateObject Failed message
> Any idea on what to do now?
> Frontpage 2002 and Access 2000
> I had to save the download to my desktop, unzip it and then import into
Frontpage.
>
>
>
>

ConnerS

2004-06-29, 12:14 pm

I'm off to do some learning... Thanks for the direction.

"Kevin Spencer" wrote:

> When you modify ASP code, you're programming. I would suggest you learn ASP.
> My web site (http://www.takempis.com) has some beginning level tutorials.
>
> --
> HTH,
> Kevin Spencer
> ..Net Developer
> Microsoft MVP
> Big things are made up
> of lots of little things.
>
> "ConnerS" <ConnerS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:BC869BB9-9881-4275-A7FE-D809F343B15E@microsoft.com...
> line 13.
> Frontpage.
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chris leeds

2004-06-29, 12:14 pm

check out www.8pixel.net there's a decent and free calendar there.
HTH

also, if you've got MacAfee antivirus running you will get problems running
scripts on your local server (just found that out the hard way)

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> I'm off to do some learning... Thanks for the direction.
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> "Kevin Spencer" wrote:
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ASP.[color=darkred]
tutorials.[color=darkred]
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Thomas A. Rowe

2004-06-29, 12:14 pm

This specific application requires that the "VASPWS.ASPWebSchedule" 3rd Party ASP component (DLL)
must be installed on both the server that you are testing on and the server that will be hosting the
live site.

The ADODB is automatic installed as part of Windows.

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> The code is:
> 'Creates the WebSchedule Component
> Set WebSchedule = Server.CreateObject("VASPWS.ASPWebSchedule")
>
> Are there separate .dll for every application? I have looked at the code for several other
calendar scripts and they don't have server.createobject("") just createobject("ADODB.Connection")[color=darkred]
>
> "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
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Kevin Spencer

2004-06-29, 12:14 pm

You're quite welcome. In addition, you can find the same type of help with
ASP that you find here for FrontPage, at the Microsoft ASP support
newsgroup: microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general.

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Kevin Spencer
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Microsoft MVP
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of lots of little things.

"ConnerS" <ConnerS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'm off to do some learning... Thanks for the direction.
>
> "Kevin Spencer" wrote:
>
ASP.[color=darkred]
tutorials.[color=darkred]
past[color=darkred]
into[color=darkred]