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How to show VC++ created waveforms on Browser

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    Hello, I am using VC++ & my application shows some wave-forms like sine wave & square wave. Here I want to show VC++ waveforms on the browser. So which tool I need to integrate with my application? How can I show my waveforms on the Browser? If I click on Browser UI buttons, according to that wave from should take from my VC++ application & show it on the browser. Thankx in adavnce, Awating experts reply, - Ramesh.

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      Hello, I am using VC++ & my application shows some wave-forms like sine wave & square wave. Here I want to show VC++ waveforms on the browser. So which tool I need to integrate with my application? How can I show my waveforms on the Browser? If I click on Browser UI buttons, according to that wave from should take from my VC++ application & show it on the browser. Thankx in adavnce, Awating experts reply, - Ramesh.

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      It depends somewhat if you are using MFC or not. I think you could make it an OCX. Start with an ATL/Com project (if you need MFC, then check its checkbox), then insert a Full control into the project. It will give you a OnDraw() etc function in which you can draw the waveforms. However this may not be the only way or the easiest. this is this.

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        It depends somewhat if you are using MFC or not. I think you could make it an OCX. Start with an ATL/Com project (if you need MFC, then check its checkbox), then insert a Full control into the project. It will give you a OnDraw() etc function in which you can draw the waveforms. However this may not be the only way or the easiest. this is this.

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        thanx, I am using MFC , but how can I show same waveforms on the browser without ocx or ATL/COM? is there HTML or Java applet supports? If supports then how to do it?

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          thanx, I am using MFC , but how can I show same waveforms on the browser without ocx or ATL/COM? is there HTML or Java applet supports? If supports then how to do it?

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          I am not so sure of other way(s). About the html/applet support, I have never tried those. I hope someone else can help you with that. this is this.

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