Here is the component you need to read the event log from either ASP scripts or any other Automation application. The component is free, samples for ASP and MS Excel are supplied

This component provides a full access to the Windows Registery. Its functionalities include: Working with registry on local/remote computer; Working with all root keys; Supporting of various access modes; Writing/reading/deleting/checking of values; Creating/deleting/modifying/moving/checking of keys; Enumerating of keys/values; Gathering information about keys/values; Supporting boolean/float/integer/string values; Support of delayed writing (lazy writing); and Password protection of the component.

Simply code for control and manipulate with session, application contents. Using this code, you can add, delete, edit session and application variables. And view current Server variables.

ADEX™ Schedule is a COM component that encapsulates the functionality of TaskScheduler. It enables application developers of Microsoft technology to add, delete and manage tasks in the TaskScheduler. It has been developed using Microsoft ATL, providing users fast access to the Scheduler. The ADEX™ Schedule Object Model is designed to provide programmers an intuitive interface to Windows NT TaskScheduler.

DESRegEdit is an Active Server Component, which enables an ASP application to write and read information from the server’s registry. The component is very a useful tool for modifying system settings from a web page or other application.

a1asp.settings is a component that provides functions to save and restore application settings in Windows Registry.

This component provides a set of functions for reading, writing, editing, deleting and validating vriuos data in Windows INI-files.

Ever had to dynamically execute ASP code? For example, do you want to retrieve ASP code from a database and execute it on the go? Or execute ASP code provided through a webform? ASPEval makes all this possible, for free, with just one line of code.

All you have to do is pass a string containing the ASP code you want to execute to one of the ASPEval functions, and your code will be executed. The output can either be displayed to the user or returned as a string.