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Getting Started with ISYS:web.dk (admin) and ASP.NET

This manual assumes that you are using Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2003. Although it is possible to use ISYS:web.dk (admin) with the command line compilers, to do this you will need to create the COM Interop layer manually.

Adding ISYS:web.dk (admin) to your project
You need to include ISYS:web.dk (admin) as a reference in your project. To do this you need to:

  1. In Visual Studio.Net, Create or Open the project you wish to use
  2. Open the Solution Explorer
  3. Right Click on References and select Add Reference
  4. Select the COM tab
  5. Select ISYS COM Library from the list and click select. If ISYS COM Library is not preset, click Browse and select ISYS10objects.dll

Calling ISYS
Once ISYS has been added as a reference to your project, you can begin calling it. At the top of each file that you want to call ISYS from, you should add the following:

using System; using ISYS;

You can then create the ISYSAsp object. As with ASP, it is recommended that you store this object in application scope or as a global variable. This will improve performance as it will cache and reuse objects.

IISYSAsp ISYS = new ISYSAsp();