What is a DLL?
A DLL (Dynamic Link Library) is a set of functions that can be loaded
and executed dynamically by Windows applications.
Quite often, a variety of applications require
the same set of DLLs to perform particular operations, such as opening a window
or saving a file. By having these DLLs stored separately and making them
available to every application through a static or dynamic link, it helps in
reducing storage space.
The DLL Manager
The DLL manager provided with your Windows
Hosting package can be used for registering ActiveX DLLs, which may then be
invoked in ASP scripts. The DLL to be registered must be uploaded to the
\dlls\uploaded directory. It may not be used for
registering dotNET based dlls, since dotNET dlls do not require registration to
work.
