How to reference a remote DLL

I think you'll need to use either COM+, .Net remoting, or
web services - and each of these need to host the dll in a
runtime on the server. I don't think you can call a .Net
dll on a different server without using one of these
technologies.


>-----Original Message-----
>Hello All,
>How can i reference a dll on the server.. i am not talking
about web
>services of course. A pure DLL residing on the server, how
can I
>reference it?
>
>Thanks
>JD
>
>.
>
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