Maybe I originally posted this in the wrong area, as I have been waiting fruitlessly for a resolution in the General Discussion forum. So I'll try again...
Background
I'm an official reseller for a host who uses dotNetPanel on Windows Server 2008/IIS7.
Even though it's not my server, not my installation of dotNetPanel, and thus I don't have administrative rights (just my authorised reseller login) I've been told that using the dotNetPanel API I can create a new account for a new customer via scripting, as opposed to logging into my reseller account and creating a new customer account there in dotNetPanel?
My server-side language is classic ASP, and so any DLLs referred to in code have to be registered on the server, they can't just be dropped into a bin folder as I believe you can do with ASP.NET.
The question:
So, for coding in classic asp, are the necessary DLLs already registered on the host's web server as part of its own dotNetPanel installation?
Are there any ASP examples available for coding with dotNetPanel?
Additional Info:
This is a separate matter so don't let it stop you answering the above if you're not familiar with it.
To get a look at some sample VBScript code I downloaded and locally installed Easy API for dotNetPanel, and it provided the following DLLs:
* ACworks.DnpTools.EasyAPI.dll & .tlb
* DNP.EnterpriseServer.Base.dll
* DNP.EnterpriseServer.Client.dll
* DNP.Providers.Base.dll
* Microsoft.Web.services3.dll
Sorry for needing so much information, but APIs aren't something I've had a lot to do with.