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How to Display Data Structures in ASP?

I'm writing a web application in plain ASP with VBScript, and I frequently
want to display the contents of a data structure that I've created, for
debugging purposes. In Perl, I can include a library called Data::Dumper
and add a couple of lines of code, and it will format for display any
arbitrarily complex data structure. Takes about 10 seconds to accomplish.
I've been unable to find anything for ASP that does the same or similar
thing. Does such a debugging tool exist? How do you look at your
complex data structures?

Thanks.
Jan 30 '08 #1
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"Joe Williams" <jo*@wombat.comwrote in message
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I'm writing a web application in plain ASP with VBScript, and I frequently
want to display the contents of a data structure that I've created, for
debugging purposes. In Perl, I can include a library called Data::Dumper
and add a couple of lines of code, and it will format for display any
arbitrarily complex data structure. Takes about 10 seconds to accomplish.
I've been unable to find anything for ASP that does the same or similar
thing. Does such a debugging tool exist? How do you look at your
complex data structures?
Perhaps you're looking for ADOX.
Jan 30 '08 #2
I thought you could run perlscript from ASP if you have the ActiveX perlscript installed ..

http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/021100-1.shtml
"Joe Williams" <jo*@wombat.comwrote in message news:7m*****************@nlpi070.nbdc.sbc.com...
I'm writing a web application in plain ASP with VBScript, and I frequently
want to display the contents of a data structure that I've created, for
debugging purposes. In Perl, I can include a library called Data::Dumper
and add a couple of lines of code, and it will format for display any
arbitrarily complex data structure. Takes about 10 seconds to accomplish.
I've been unable to find anything for ASP that does the same or similar
thing. Does such a debugging tool exist? How do you look at your
complex data structures?

Thanks.

Jan 30 '08 #3

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