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Anand Kale - 24 Jan 2005 12:25 GMT
How to have ActiveX control called from Web Form in ASP.Net ? ActiveX
control is written using VC++/MFC/ATL-COM.

Also kindly answer following issues,
1. Also how to take care of issues about security etc ?
2. Can anyone give me exact steps to embedd activex in a web form ?
3. Can the activeX control interact with the server side control on the web
form ?
4. Do I need to register the activeX on client machine ? I want to download
the activeX .. It should not be run as server component. Client script
should be able to access properties/methods/events
5. Do I need to create object of that component in the page ?

Thanks in advance ..
M.L. Sco Scofield - 24 Jan 2005 21:44 GMT
For someone smart enough to be writing ActiveX controls, it is most strange
that you would ask what looks like a ASP.NET and/or VC++ question in a
Microsoft Access group.

I think you might have much better luck asking this question in one of the
48 .NET groups that all start with microsoft.public.dotnet or one of the 22
VC++ groups that all start with microsoft.public.vc.

I'd probably start with one of the 9 ASP.NET groups that all start with
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.

Good luck.

Sco

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> How to have ActiveX control called from Web Form in ASP.Net ? ActiveX
> control is written using VC++/MFC/ATL-COM.
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> Thanks in advance ..
yuling - 23 Mar 2005 07:25 GMT
> How to have ActiveX control called from Web Form in ASP.Net ? ActiveX
> control is written using VC++/MFC/ATL-COM.
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> Thanks in advance ..
Alvin Bruney [ASP.NET MVP] - 30 Mar 2005 14:53 GMT
Simply embed the object tag into the html portion of the page. The object
tag along with the clsid, will identify the correct ActiveX component and
make it available during page execution. ActiveX require explicit permission
to interact with the desktop. The permissions request is built in and the
browser will prompt for permissions and installation so you do not have to
build this in. The ActiveX control can interact with any portion of the
client since it is a client-side object. You must write custom code if you
require interaction with server-side code.

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>> How to have ActiveX control called from Web Form in ASP.Net ? ActiveX
>> control is written using VC++/MFC/ATL-COM.
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>> Thanks in advance ..
wuyouren - 24 May 2005 02:03 GMT
ÎÒ»áѽ> >> 1. Also how to take care of issues about security etc ?
> >> 2. Can anyone give me exact steps to embedd activex in a web form ?
> >> 3. Can the activeX control interact with the server side control on the
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> >> Thanks in advance ..
 
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