Server.CreateObject vs "New" object

[BG12424]

I have a situation with existing code where a previous developer instantiated multiple instances of an object to be used in the web page. See code below

Set objRO = Server.CreateObject("SampleObj.ClassNameHere")
Set objRO1 = Server.CreateObject("SampleObj.ClassNameHere")
Set objAuth = Server.CreateObject("SampleObj.ClassNameHere")

Could this be accomplished in a better way by doing this instead? See below

Set objRO = Server.CreateObject("SampleObj.ClassNameHere")
Set rs1 = New objRO
Set rs2 = New objRO
Set rsAuth = New objRO

Please advise... Thanks


regards,
Brian

http://www.gainesconsulting.com

 

[lottastuff]

The Set rs1 = New objRO syntax is reserved for "late bound" objects, i.e. those created using the "class" statement.

See the documenation on the "class" statement for the lowdown.

 

[BG12424]

Do you have a good link for this "lowdown"?

Is it typical for multiple late bind calls to be instantiated for a single object? Thanks


regards,
Brian

http://www.gainesconsulting.com

 

[lottastuff]

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/script56/html/vsstmclass.asp?frame=true