CreateObject Method (RDS)

Creates the proxy for the target business object and returns a pointer to it. The proxy packages and marshals data to the server-side stub for communications with the business object to send requests and data over the Internet. For in-process component objects, no proxies are used, just a pointer to the object is provided.

Syntax

Remote Data Service supports the following protocols: HTTP, HTTPS (HTTP over Secure Socket Layer), DCOM, and in-process.

Protocol	Syntax
HTTP	Set object = DataSpace.CreateObject("ProgId", "https://awebsrvr")
HTTPS	Set object = DataSpace.CreateObject("ProgId", "https://awebsrvr")
DCOM	Set object = DataSpace.CreateObject("ProgId", "computername")
In-process	Set object = DataSpace.CreateObject("ProgId", "")

Parameters

• Object
  An object variable that evaluates to an object that is the type specified in ProgID.
• DataSpace
  An object variable that represents an RDS.DataSpace object used to create an instance of the new object.
• ProgID
  A String value that contains the programmatic identifier specifying a server-side business object that implements your application's business rules.
• awebsrvr or computername
  A String value that represents a URL identifying the Internet Information Services (IIS) Web server where an instance of the server business object is created.

Remarks

The HTTP protocol is the standard Web protocol; HTTPS is a secure Web protocol. Use the DCOM protocol when running a local-area network without HTTP. The in-process protocol is a local dynamic-link library (DLL); it does not use a network.

See Also

DataFactory Object, Query Method, and CreateObject Method Example (VBScript) | DataSpace Object and CreateObject Method Example (VBScript)

CreateRecordset Method (RDS)

Applies To: DataSpace Object (RDS)