BlackKnight
Programmer
Hi,
I am a VB6 object oriented DB programmer so I already know of all the benefits from an OOP solution BUT I wanted to know if it is still a good idea to use a VB6 OOP approach for an IIS 5 scalable web application?
The reason I ask is I heard session variables work badly when trying to store objects in them? If session vars can't store objects well then from page to page do we have to declare, and reload the objects and collections that I may use?
Is there a better way when using objects and collections in an IIS app? Thanx in advance.
Have a good one!
BK
I am a VB6 object oriented DB programmer so I already know of all the benefits from an OOP solution BUT I wanted to know if it is still a good idea to use a VB6 OOP approach for an IIS 5 scalable web application?
The reason I ask is I heard session variables work badly when trying to store objects in them? If session vars can't store objects well then from page to page do we have to declare, and reload the objects and collections that I may use?
Is there a better way when using objects and collections in an IIS app? Thanx in advance.
Have a good one!
BK
