We have succesfully integrated the msolap.asp into our application ( ASP.NET
) using the msdmpump.dll supplied with SQL 2000 Analysis Services. However
the weak point of our application with our approach is our security. We'd
like some integration between this file and the main security model of our
application.
Since our application is .net, we've taken the path of rewriting the
msolap.asp bridge in asp.net and so far we've had mixed results.
While, with the help of an URL Rewrite rule, we managed to get a Pivot Table
control to communicate with the aspx version, the response we're seeing from
the PUPump component seems to be different in the classic asp vs aspx
scenario.
For this reason, the pump does not respond and we get an unspecified error.
Does anyone have any example of the PUPump object being used in an ASPX page
or can you share any insight on while they would behave differently?

the pump is a com component.
try to search how to run COM component into an ASPX page

I know there is some flags and options to add in the ASPX page to allow the
ASPX to communicate with the COM component.


"Frank1213" <Frank1213 (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote