ASP.NET

Re: problem in migrating from asp to asp.net 1.x [modified]

29-Jun-07 2:54

Compiler Error Message: BC30002: Type 'ADODB.Command' is not defined

We are migrating asp site to asp.net after conversion of a page in asp.net when we are trying to run that page we are getting this error.

<%
Dim gi_LoginOptional As Object
Dim displayHeader As Object
Dim cmd As ADODB.Command
Dim con4 As ADODB.Connection
Dim rs1 As ADODB.Recordset
Dim g_IsLoggedIn As Boolean
Dim displayFooter() As Object
Dim i As Integer
Dim g_HasLoggedIn As Boolean
Dim rs2 As ADODB.Recordset
Dim writeOneOption As Object
Dim MemberOpen() As Object
Dim loginURL As String
Dim headAdd As String
%>

Compiler Error Message: BC30002: Type 'ADODB.Command' is not defined

Thanks In Advance
Narendra

divyesh143229-Jun-07 3:09

divyesh1432

29-Jun-07 3:09

in asp .net there will be two files of a particular page. one is aspx i.e. design that contains html and asp tags will be there and another is aspx.vb or aspx.cs (code behind file) depending upon your language selection.

you have to declare all your variables and objects in that code behind file that contains the logic of your page and it also handles events of the controls.

you want to access adodb that you need to add reference of it. right click on solution explorer and click on add references and select your particular reference now you need to imports (vb) or using (c#) that adodb name space in your code behind file and you can access all its classes.

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Not Active29-Jun-07 3:23

29-Jun-07 3:23

divyesh1432 wrote:
you have to declare all your variables and objects in that code behind file that contains the logic of your page and it also handles events of the controls.

Not true. The code-behind file is not required. Using tag < you can have your code in the presentation file. Not recommended, but still possible.

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Narendra Mohan29-Jun-07 4:18

29-Jun-07 4:18

Hi,

I am very much thankful to your reply.
We have included ADODB to the reference but still it is Showing same Error.
Below is Our Migrated code:

<%@ Import namespace="ADODB" %>
<%@ page language="VB" aspcompat="true"%>

<%
Dim gi_LoginOptional As Object
Dim displayHeader As Object
Dim cmd As ADODB.Command
Dim con4 As ADODB.Connection
Dim rs1 As ADODB.Recordset
Dim g_IsLoggedIn As Boolean
Dim displayFooter() As Object
Dim i As Integer
Dim g_HasLoggedIn As Boolean
Dim rs2 As ADODB.Recordset
Dim writeOneOption As Object
Dim MemberOpen() As Object
Dim loginURL As String
Dim headAdd As String
%>
<%
'temp send everyone to homepage, per joey. -rmesard 23-apr-2007
'response.Redirect "content.asp?from=index"
'response.end

con4 = New ADODB.Connection
rs1 = New ADODB.Recordset
rs2 = New ADODB.Recordset
cmd = New ADODB.Command

%>

It si Showing the Error As

Compilation Error
Description: An error occurred during the compilation of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following specific error details and modify your source code appropriately.

Compiler Error Message: BC30002: Type 'ADODB.Command' is not defined.

Source Error:

Line 9: Dim gi_LoginOptional As Object
Line 10: Dim displayHeader As Object
Line 11: Dim cmd As ADODB.Command
Line 12: Dim con4 As ADODB.Connection
Line 13: Dim rs1 As ADODB.Recordset

Source File: http://localhost/wlb2003/index.aspx Line: 11

Thanks and Regards
Narendra

Narendra Mohan29-Jun-07 5:45

29-Jun-07 5:45

Not Active29-Jun-07 3:17

29-Jun-07 3:17

Because of the many differences between classic ASP and ASP.NET the general advise is to not migrate an application. You will get better results by redesigning and recoding. Sounds like a harsh method, yet the benefits of better code, increased performance and greater extensibility is worth it.

IMO also there is no point in going from ASP to ASP.NET 1.x, you might as well jump to 2.0

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Narendra Mohan29-Jun-07 4:05

29-Jun-07 4:05

Hi,
We have included adodb reference in asp.net 1.1 but still we are having the same problem.what to do.Thanks for your help.

Thanks & regards
Narendra

Not Active29-Jun-07 4:25

29-Jun-07 4:25

Read my message, don't migrate.

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Lifetime of an object in ASP.NET

doWhileSomething29-Jun-07 14:39

doWhileSomething

29-Jun-07 14:39

Narendra Mohan wrote:
<%
Dim gi_LoginOptional As Object
Dim displayHeader As Object
Dim cmd As ADODB.Command
Dim con4 As ADODB.Connection
Dim rs1 As ADODB.Recordset
Dim g_IsLoggedIn As Boolean
Dim displayFooter() As Object
Dim i As Integer
Dim g_HasLoggedIn As Boolean
Dim rs2 As ADODB.Recordset
Dim writeOneOption As Object
Dim MemberOpen() As Object
Dim loginURL As String
Dim headAdd As String
%>

Your going to want to make at the very least a simple connection class and do away with any includes for connection objects.

Some of the above code (the ones I can make out) would then be re-written something like this:

Dim cmd As New SqlCommand
Dim con4 As New SqlConnection
Dim rs1 As SqlDataReader

Assuming your using MSSQL for a DB, otherwise you will need to use Oracle, MySql or OLEDB for Access.

You don't need to write a connection class, you could write it out manually each time, but this is not a good practice and will make managing things more complex in the log run.

Hope this helps.

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Font Problem

divyesh143229-Jun-07 2:49

divyesh1432

29-Jun-07 2:49

hello,

i have a problem that i am using a particular font and it is not installed on client's machine.

does client must installed particular font? or there is another solution.

thank you

Re: Font Problem

cschuman29-Jun-07 9:53

cschuman

29-Jun-07 9:53

You have two options:

1.) Make the text you are displaying an image (this is a problem if you are showing dynamic text).

2.) Install the font on the clients machine.

www.Developerof.NET29-Jun-07 2:42

www.Developerof.NET

29-Jun-07 2:42

Hi all,

Are all objects created in asp .net transient or persistant???
ie if i write SqlConnection sqlConnection=new SqlConnection(.....) 100 times, does this imply that 100 different objects are created or a single object is overwritten???

Sylvester george29-Jun-07 2:52

Sylvester george

29-Jun-07 2:52

if you repeat this statement

sam werch wrote:
SqlConnection sqlConnection=new SqlConnection(.....)

for 100 times the code will not compile

if you write

SqlConnection sqlConnection = new SqlConnection(.....);

sqlConnection = new SqlConnection(.....);
sqlConnection = new SqlConnection(.....);
sqlConnection = new SqlConnection(.....);

for 100 times

it will create only one object
but the memory will be refred 100 times
and 100 times insatcne will be generated

and its really a coding HORRoR

Regards,
Sylvester G

www.Developerof.NET29-Jun-07 3:05

www.Developerof.NET

29-Jun-07 3:05

Suppose i close the connections every time i instantite it, will it dispose off the connection?

Not Active29-Jun-07 3:12

29-Jun-07 3:12

The object will be disposed but because of connection pooling the connection itself may remain open.

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Biztalk, pls, answer. pls. I have created a flatfile schema

www.Developerof.NET29-Jun-07 3:35

www.Developerof.NET

29-Jun-07 3:35

Thanks 4 giving ur precious time Rose | [Rose]

indian14329-Jun-07 2:27

indian143

29-Jun-07 2:27

Sir,
I am very new to Biztalk server development env. I have created a flatfile schema. When I say Validate Schema its giving all the records in the flatfile and they are correct. But when I say genenrate instance it is showing only dummy record, that too only one.
What I want to do is I have a flat file and that flat file data I want to process in some functoids in Biztalk maps. But its not giving what result I want pls. help me. Thank you.

Regards,
Aleem.

S/W Engineer
Akebono Soft Technologies
aleem_abdul@akebonosoft.com.

Re: Biztalk, pls, answer. pls. I have created a flatfile schema

Not Active29-Jun-07 2:36