Does Commerce Depend on Any Specific Application-Level Objects?

   objects?

   names that should start with "MSCS". You can change the name of
   the object returned by CreateObject() to whatever you like, but the
   Application property has to be named as expected by the system. For
   example:

      Set  FooOrderPipeline = Server.CreateObject("Commerce.OrderPipeline")
      REM The Application property must be named as it is
      Set Application("MSCSOrderPipeline")    = FooOrderPipeline

   Note that this applies only to Commerce Server components (objects)
   created in Global.asa.

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