We would like to use the PROIV OCX control as an ActiveX Control for displaying in a web browser.
Can you tell us:
Is this possible?
If so - where can we find more info on this and where to get the OCX
OR
What are the object variables we would need to use, specifically:
Class ID
Base URL (For downloading the control if it does not exist on the users PC)
Data (If Required)
thanks
Doug
Any other variable that may be required.
Are there any Parameters required, and what are the values?
Click the link below to see the new game I'm developing!
2 replies to this topic
#2
Brendon Koch
-
- Members
-
- 78 posts
Advanced
- Gender:Male
- Location:Johannesburg, South Africa
Posted 29 October 2001 - 02:28 PM
Hi Doug,
The Proiv Client OCX is shipped with version 5.0, and can be found in the install directory - P4Ctl.ocx - and yes it is very possible to have it displayed in a web browser. Although I could supply you with the Class ID etc, I would rather suggest that contact James Sanderson at james.sanderson@northgate-is.com.
They are currently running the Web Client Beta site - where a Web Client Service application is available for installation to various platforms (Win 2000, Linux etc), and includes the automatic download of Client to users PC's. (CAB file service, auto version updates etc).
I can supply you with all sorts of info regarding the OCX, but if you only intend to use it for Web Access, I would strongly suggest that you contact James. If you intend to use the OCX in other environments - eg VB6 Delphi etc - let me know, and I will forward the info.
Regards
Brendon Koch.
The Proiv Client OCX is shipped with version 5.0, and can be found in the install directory - P4Ctl.ocx - and yes it is very possible to have it displayed in a web browser. Although I could supply you with the Class ID etc, I would rather suggest that contact James Sanderson at james.sanderson@northgate-is.com.
They are currently running the Web Client Beta site - where a Web Client Service application is available for installation to various platforms (Win 2000, Linux etc), and includes the automatic download of Client to users PC's. (CAB file service, auto version updates etc).
I can supply you with all sorts of info regarding the OCX, but if you only intend to use it for Web Access, I would strongly suggest that you contact James. If you intend to use the OCX in other environments - eg VB6 Delphi etc - let me know, and I will forward the info.
Regards
Brendon Koch.
#3
Sean Graves
-
- Members
-
- 13 posts
Member
- Gender:Male
- Location:United Kingdom
Posted 29 October 2001 - 04:14 PM
Brendon,
I just noticed you were referencing the Client OCX component.
I have been tring to get hold of any documentation regarding the OCX's methods and properties.
I have been playing with it, the only problem I have is the background colour.
If you use it within Visual Basic or Delphi the entire background is black.
However, use the OCX in MS VC++ and it uses the same colour background as the MFC.
Have you any ideas on how to stop the blackness ?
If you have any information upon using with Delphi, would it be possible for me to have a look?
Many Thanks
Sean Graves
Email: seang@prodelta.co.uk
I just noticed you were referencing the Client OCX component.
I have been tring to get hold of any documentation regarding the OCX's methods and properties.
I have been playing with it, the only problem I have is the background colour.
If you use it within Visual Basic or Delphi the entire background is black.
However, use the OCX in MS VC++ and it uses the same colour background as the MFC.
Have you any ideas on how to stop the blackness ?
If you have any information upon using with Delphi, would it be possible for me to have a look?
Many Thanks
Sean Graves
Email: seang@prodelta.co.uk
Reply to this topic
0 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 0 guests, 0 anonymous users
Click the link below to see the new game I'm developing!
