Hi! I have developed a simple COM object using ATL 3.0. I intend to use this object in a web page. Everything works nice except for the event firing. These events are being fired from a second thread via a PostMessage mechanism, so that no apartment issues arise. The strange thing is that my ProxyGenerator wizard generated code has the connections variable (int nConnections = m_vec.GetSize();) set to zero (watched this behaviour while debugging) so that the firing doesn't take place. The same thing happens if i package my component has a Lite control. But it all works perfectly fine with a Full control. The problem is that i don't need a UI, consequently, i don't need a Full control's overhead. Is it possible for a simple Com object to Fire Events to the IE? How? Please help me! Thanks in advance. Luís Teixeira

So you're saying that you wouldn't mark the control as safe if it is using DirectX. But this control needs to access the sound card for data. I guess that using the multimedia functions of the WIN32 API has the same problem than DirectX, which leaves me no chance to make it a safe control. Thanks so much, Alex! Luís Teixeira

Hi Everybody! I have developed an activeX control that instantiates a "in proc server" which accesses the sound card using DirectX. Neither the control nor the data component (collected from the sound card) write to any files in the user HD. I intend to deploy this control on the internet, so my question is: Can i mark this control and the component as safe for scripting/Initialization? On which conditions can i mark a control with these categories? Thanks in advance, Luís Teixeira