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Digital I/O and ActiveX

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    I have a Arcom Digital I/O PCI card installed in my PC. Now I would like to create a ActiveX control to set and read a few of these I/O channels. What I would like is use this card in both an MFC application and Web Pages, so never need to use the cards API. What type of ActiveX do I need to create and how with Visual Studio 7.1. All ActiveX examples I hav seen are done in Visual Studio 6.0 Any comments or links please.

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      I have a Arcom Digital I/O PCI card installed in my PC. Now I would like to create a ActiveX control to set and read a few of these I/O channels. What I would like is use this card in both an MFC application and Web Pages, so never need to use the cards API. What type of ActiveX do I need to create and how with Visual Studio 7.1. All ActiveX examples I hav seen are done in Visual Studio 6.0 Any comments or links please.

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      IME, ActiveX normally means a COM object that has or implements some form of GUI.  Sounds like you would just need to wrap the card's API with an automation-capable (automation-capable since you mention "web pages" ) COM object.    You would then be able to use this COM object from all kinds of clients to work with the card.    VS 7.1 should have a wizard (and buttloads of documentation) for creating a simple COM object and the MSDN docs will help you out with the design of the actual interface.    Peace! -=- James


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