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The Serverobject provides access to methods and properties on the server. Most of these methods and properties serve as utility functions.
| Server method | Windows CE implementation |
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| ScriptTimeout | Not supported |
| CreateObject | Not supported |
| Execute | Not supported |
| GetLastError | Not supported |
| HTMLEncode | Not supported |
| MapPath | Fully supported |
| Transfer | Not supported |
| URLEncode | Fully supported |
To create a COM object on Windows CE ASP, use the scripting language support for creating COM objects, instead of the Server.CreateObjectmethod, as on IIS.
In JScript, the following code would create the object of type class.name:
<% var newObject = new
ActiveXObject("class.name") %>
To perform the same operation by using VBScript, use the following code:
<% dim newObject set newObject =
CreateObject("class.name") %>
Unlike with JScript or VBScript, there is no explicit need to delete COM objects that are created on ASP pages. Windows CE ASP automatically deletes all COM objects that are created on ASP pages. See Initial Settingsfor more information on ASP and the caching of DLLs.
Last updated on Friday, April 02, 2004