ASP, Python, VBScript and sharing like friends

[dsavitsk]

asp supports all sorts of scripting.  the easiest way to do this is with ...

<%@ LANGUAGE=VBScript %>
<%
' The default language is set above
' Place your VBScript stuff here
%>

<SCRIPT RUNAT = SERVER LANGUAGE=PythonScript>
# within this block PythonScript
# will be the language used at the
# server.
# you must have the ActiveX DLL (or
# something similar for iASP or
# chilisoft) installed.
# note that PerlScript is broken in
# NT 5.0 still (i think)
</SCRIPT>

<%
' this defaults to VBScript still
%>



"millja" <millja at wwc.edu> wrote in message
news:0a9f5150.911771a5 at usw-ex0109-068.remarq.com...
> Iÿffffc3ÿffffa2ÿffffe2ÿffff82ÿffffacÿffffe2ÿffff84ÿffffa2m having a bit of
an issue.  My current situation is that
> Iÿffffc3ÿffffa2ÿffffe2ÿffff82ÿffffacÿffffe2ÿffff84ÿffffa2m able to use
Python with ASP and
Iÿffffc3ÿffffa2ÿffffe2ÿffff82ÿffffacÿffffe2ÿffff84ÿffffa2m able to use
> VBScript with ASP.  However,
Iÿffffc3ÿffffa2ÿffffe2ÿffff82ÿffffacÿffffe2ÿffff84ÿffffa2m still trying to
figure out
> how to use the two together.
>
> What is occurring is that
Iÿffffc3ÿffffa2ÿffffe2ÿffff82ÿffffacÿffffe2ÿffff84ÿffffa2m working on a
website, most of
> which is already written with VBScript.  I have a rather
> large function that I would like to integrate.  Is there
> some way to call this function from within the VBScript?
> Or, it would work if I can get numbers, generated by the
> VBScript, into the Python function and the results of this
> function back to the VBScript.
>
> Thanks for you time.
>
> jason milliron
>
>
>
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