How to reference

• ASP.NET website (.NET Framework 2.0 or later)
  Simply copy the "SDNSAPI.dll" file to the "Bin" directory of the ASP.NET web-site:
  (If the "Bin" directory does not exist, just add an empty directory called "Bin")
  
  Now you can use the API from any code in your web-site. For example:
  Conn = JHSoftware.SimpleDNSPlus.Connection()
  You can of course shorten the code by adding an "Imports JHSoftware.SimpleDNSPlus" (VB.NET) or "using JHSoftware.SimpleDNSPlus" (C#) statement at the top of your code files. Or add it to the web.config file under <configuration><system.web><pages><namespaces>.
  
  
• C# or VB.NET application (Visual Studio 2005)
  From the Visual Studio "Project" menu, select "Add Reference...":
  
  Then select the "Browse" tab, go to the directory where you installed the API files, select the "SDNSAPI.dll" file and click the "OK" button:
  
  Now you can use the API from any code in your application. For example:
  Conn = JHSoftware.SimpleDNSPlus.Connection()
  You can of course shorten the code by adding an "Imports JHSoftware.SimpleDNSPlus" (VB.NET) or "using JHSoftware.SimpleDNSPlus" (C#) statement at the top of your code files.
  
  
• Visual Basic 6 application
  From the Visual Basic "Project" menu, select "References...":
  
  Then check "Simple DNS Plus API for COM" and click the "OK" button:
  
  Now you can use the API from any code in your application. For example:
  Set Conn = SDNSAPI.Connection
  
  
• VBScript / Classic ASP web-site
  Use CreateObject("SDNSAPI.Connection") to create a Connection object.
  (for ASP code, use Server.CreateObject)