COM objects - ASP.NET

Philip Townsend

I have a large "legacy" web application written in asp.old that relied
on some COM objects. While I am aware that it is possible to use legacy
COM objects within an asp.net application, is it possible to do the
reverse? In other words, would it be possible to rewrite some of the
legacy COM objects in .NET (provided all the methods & properties have
the same definitions) and integrate it into the asp.old application? If
so, are registration procedures the same as with legacy COM objects
(regsvr32.exe)?

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Kevin Spencer

You could certainly rewrite these COM objects as assemblies. To use them in
an ASP application you would use Interop to create COM wrappers for them.

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I have a large "legacy" web application written in asp.old that relied
on some COM objects. While I am aware that it is possible to use legacy
COM objects within an asp.net application, is it possible to do the
reverse? In other words, would it be possible to rewrite some of the
legacy COM objects in .NET (provided all the methods & properties have
the same definitions) and integrate it into the asp.old application? If
so, are registration procedures the same as with legacy COM objects
(regsvr32.exe)?

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