I have my .net site on a shared server hosted by another company. I was wanting to play around with business objects, but am not sure if I can due to my hosting situation. <BR><BR>Is there a common way to compile the objects on the remote server? Or to somehow compile them and upload them? Am I wording this so that it is clear?You can compile them locally and then ftp them upto the site. The dll's should go in the bin directory.<BR><BR>Just curious...who are you hosting with?<BR>Jonso then when I compil I just give a relative path?<BR><BR>And I'm hosting with CrystalTech... they have a .net server set up that customers can use for like $8 a month...What do you mean by relative path? You shouldn't have to give a path at all, just use it! Like if you created a component that has the namespace My and a class named FirstComponent, then you could compile the class into a DLL locally, upload the DLL to the Web site's /bin directory, and then use the component through an ASP.NET Web page like so:<BR><BR>Dim MFC as New My.FirstComponent()<BR>'Go crazy!<BR><BR>hth