I assume that the failedObj.age instead of
failedObj.nAge was an irrelevant typo since this was
just an example.
By your example I assume that the classes are defined
locally in the ASP file (i.e., they're not contained
in server side components).
If local, are you somehow obligated to use a
Dictionary? Would storing the class members in
Session variables suffice, e.g.:
class person
dim nAge
dim sName
end class
dim names()
dim ages()
dim jane: set j = new person
dim mary: set m = new person
j.nAge = 42
j.sName = "Jane"
m.nAge = 40
m.sName = "Mary"
redim ages(2)
ages = (j.nAge, m.nAge)
redim names(2)
names = (j.sName, m.sName)
Session("stored_ages") = ages
Session("stored_names") = names
Then on reload, extract the Session variables into new
arrays:
dim ages2
dim names2
ages2 = Session("stored_ages")
names2 = Session("stored_names")
>From there, just iterate through the arrays. Would
that work?
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