dll's and webhosting limitations

[Robert Blackwell]

What's ths scoop with dlls and webhosting.

My current host doesnt really say much. Just that Register COM / DLL are
supported.
This other hosting company I'm looking at says Custom DLL Components are
supported but only upto 3 on their "best" plan.
Are "Register COM / DLL" the same thing as "Custom DLL Components"?

I have an amazon.com referral web app built in C# and asp.net and it has 3
dll's, so does that mean I'll be at my quota already or are there different
ways dll's are used...like do they need to be installed or something and
that's why there'd be a limit? I'm hoping that's not the case cause I need
new hosting but I don't want to switch to these other guys if I'll use up my
quota just by moving in.

[Sunny]

I guess both providers are speaking abour COM components (or eventually
they can extend it to a GAC registered assemblies). As your assemblies
are part of your web app, I don't think there is limitation.

Sunny

P.S. as I may be wrong, it's easier to ask them :)

In article <uu**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl>, "Robert Blackwell"
<robOMGwowcentralDOTcom> says...

What's ths scoop with dlls and webhosting.

My current host doesnt really say much. Just that Register COM / DLL are
supported.
This other hosting company I'm looking at says Custom DLL Components are
supported but only upto 3 on their "best" plan.
Are "Register COM / DLL" the same thing as "Custom DLL Components"?

I have an amazon.com referral web app built in C# and asp.net and it has 3
dll's, so does that mean I'll be at my quota already or are there different
ways dll's are used...like do they need to be installed or something and
that's why there'd be a limit? I'm hoping that's not the case cause I need
new hosting but I don't want to switch to these other guys if I'll use up my
quota just by moving in.

[Razzie]

You don't have to register dlls in .NET. Just put them in the bin dir and
you'll be fine. So if the host supports .NET I don't see a reason why
anything wouldn't work. At least I've never encountered situations where it
was needed so I'm quite sure :)

registering dll's is necessary when you use Com+ objects for example under
ASP.

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What's ths scoop with dlls and webhosting.

My current host doesnt really say much. Just that Register COM / DLL are
supported.
This other hosting company I'm looking at says Custom DLL Components are
supported but only upto 3 on their "best" plan.
Are "Register COM / DLL" the same thing as "Custom DLL Components"?

I have an amazon.com referral web app built in C# and asp.net and it has 3
dll's, so does that mean I'll be at my quota already or are there different ways dll's are used...like do they need to be installed or something and
that's why there'd be a limit? I'm hoping that's not the case cause I need new hosting but I don't want to switch to these other guys if I'll use up my quota just by moving in.

[Robert Blackwell]

Okay, so the limitation of only 3 would probably be registerred dll's only
then right?

Thanks