Problem accessing Array

[leslie_tighe]

Hello,

I have a dll that is created in visual studio 2003 with VB .NET.
In this dll I am returning an object that in turn contains a methods
that can return an array of ojbect.

When I build a test client in a VB, it all works fine. However, when I
try to use the same dll in an ASP VBScript app, I run into strange
problems. Test code reveals that the first object is returning an
array. But when I try to access userGrpAry(0), then it always returns
the following error:

Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A000D)
Type mismatch
/idmTestApp/Default.asp, line 32

The sample code is below. Any idea on how I can work base this? It
seems to be an iteroperability issue between .net and the non-.net
world.

Regards
Leslie

Dim auth, SSOSubject
Dim userGrpAry
Dim grpVal

Set auth = Server.CreateObject("idmVBApi.ComAuthenticate")
set grpVal = CreateObject("idmVBApi.GroupValue")
response.write " GrpVal type = " & typeName(grpVal) & "<br>"

set SSOSubject = auth.Authenticate("200", "tlogin1", "tlogin1")
response.write "Result Code = " & ssoSubject.resultCode & "<br>"

userGrpAry = ssoSubject.getUserGroups()
response.write "Group Ary is array = " & isArray(userGrpAry)
response.write "Group Ary upper bound = " & UBound(userGrpAry)
response.write "Group Ary lower bound = " & lbound(userGrpAry)

response.write " UserGrpAry type = " & TypeName(userGrpAry)
response.write " UserGrpAry Vartype = " & VarType(userGrpAry)
response.write " GroupValue Vartype = " & VarType(grpVal) & "<br>"

' line that fails.
response.write " UserGrp in Ary = " & VarType(userGrpAry(0))

Thanks in advance for your help.
Leslie

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Leslie,

FYI did you know that in this newsgroup bellow you have a much better change
on an answer.

Aspnet
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...amework.aspnet

Web interface:
http://communities2.microsoft.com/co...amework.aspnet

This kind of coding is not normally done by most people in this dotnet
language VB newsgroup.

Does not mean that you are not welcome here.

Cor