activex

I have a thread, called TAlertThread. The thread interacts with its owner by triggering events. For example, when certain data is available inside the thread, it sets some temp variables and calls Synchronize(UpdateAlert) which in turn triggers the appropriate event. Now the thread works perfectly in any standard windows application. My problem is when I put that thread inside of an ActiveX form (TActiveForm). The ActiveX control (aka COM object) is then embedded inside of a Windows Desktop Gadget (via HTML / Javascript). I also have experience with this, the gadget is not the issue. The

I have incorporated ActiveX VLC pligin to WPF application . And VLC Plugin is working fine. AxVLCPlugin vlc = new AxVLCPlugin(); vlc.MediaPlayerEncounteredError += vlc_MediaPlayerEncounteredError; vlc.MediaPlayerOpening += vlc_MediaPlayerOpening; vlc.MediaPlayerBuffering += vlc_MediaPlayerBuffering; vlc.MediaPlayerEndReached += vlc_MediaPlayerEndReached; // // Other code // like windowsFormsHost1.Child = vlc; and etc vlc.addTarget(videoURL, null, AXVLC.VLCPlaylistMode.VLCPlayListReplace, 1); vlc.play(); But some how all events of VLC are not working at all. I mean these events: vlc

We have a .NET C# application that makes use of the Adobe ActiveX Controls. For versions 7-10 of both Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Reader, to use this control you were required to turn on the "Display PDF In Browser" setting. You could do this manually from the GUI using Preferences > Internet > Display PDFs in browser or programmatically by setting the registry settings directly HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\(Product Name)\(Version)\Originals "bBrowserIntegration"=dword:00000001 Which follows the SDK reference http://www.adobe.com/devnet-docs/acrobatetk/tools/PrefRef/Windows/Originals.html

I have a native dll (which is an activex control) that I need use with my .NET application without having to register the dll in the registry. I have read several in depth posts about registration free activation, some of the better ones are A lengthy one from Steve White and Leslie Muller This one from samuel jack And another from Mike Makarov and from what I can see it is possible. However several hours and hundreds of tests later I just cant get it to work. I've done a bit of PInvoking and even less with ActiveX controls in .NET in my career, so would appreciate any input from anyone whom

Im using the following guide to implement a VLC player inside my windows application: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/163016/How-to-embed-VLC-control-in-c-net-windows-applicat (see the top rated answer) On step 2 in the guide, it says that I have to register the ActiveX component: regsvr32 "D:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\axvlc.dll" How do I do this programatically in the software so that the user doesn't have to? Im unsure on how to proceed here. Can anyone help me? Please try this routine to register your dlls public static void RegisterDll(string filePath) { string fileinfo = String

I want to open and manipulate Excel files with ActiveX. I've had success with Python's Win32 Extensions and Groovy's Scriptom libraries on other projects but need to do this is pure Java this time if possible. I've tried the Jacob Java COM Bridge but that doesn't seem as straightforward or simple to use, and I couldn't get it to retrieve cell values (even though this is the library underlying Scriptom). Are there alternatives? Jacob is really the tool for the job here. I recommend that you take the time to learn a bit about how COM and ActiveX work, and I think you'll find that it's easier to

I have an ActiveX control which is designed to * Search for nearby wireless networks * Create a wireless access point * Manage network adapters I would like this plugin to work in Google Chrome/Firefox. In IE; I can use the following code to embed: <object classid="clsid:33FC4347-8118-4DB5-BFBE-8FCF2C96A997" width="32" height="32" id="thectrl"></object> and I create a wireless network as follows (in JavaScript): thectrl.createNetwork("test",0,null,"NONE",3); The ActiveX has an IDL file, and outputs to OCX format. How do I turn this into a plugin for Google Chrome/Firefox? If you want to

I am running 32-bit Excel 2010. I have created multiple ActiveX Control combo boxes and they all have numbers of entries in their drop-down lists. The thing is that instead of using mouse click to scroll the list, I want to use the mouse scroll to scroll the list, but it actually doesn't work. When I scroll inside of the list, it scrolls the whole list down instead of the content in it. So does anyone know how to add this feature to it? Neil I used this method to stop the list detaching from the combo box and moving down the sheet with the mouse scroll. It actually disables the mouse scroll,