How to Use ActiveX for Client PC using ASP

[Prabhat]

Hi Friends,

I have created one ActiveX DLL in VB that has one public function
("GetClientCPUID") which will return a string of the CPUID. I want to use
this to get the clients CPUID and retuern to webserver. I am new to using
activeX in client side.

In Asp how can I send this ActiveX to client browser? (I will instruct my
users to allow this activeX). Is there a way I will execute this activeX in
clients PC and get the return value and return to the server for my
processing? Please suggest the ways that I can do this.

Also suggest what are the situations that I should know before I proceed. I
think there will might a issue when I upgrade the activeX and the client
those are using the current one may face problem so I think I will need a
way to uninstall the register the new one. I am not sure of this. Please
suggest.

Thanks
Prabhat

[Mike Brind]

Prabhat wrote:

Hi Friends,

I have created one ActiveX DLL in VB that has one public function
("GetClientCPUID") which will return a string of the CPUID. I want to use
this to get the clients CPUID and retuern to webserver. I am new to using
activeX in client side.

In Asp how can I send this ActiveX to client browser?

OT groups removed from Crosspost.

Which bit of "You cannot do this in ASP" did you not understand? Why
on earth did you cross post to two ASP groups?

--
Mike Brind

[Prabhat]

> OT groups removed from Crosspost.

Which bit of "You cannot do this in ASP" did you not understand? Why
on earth did you cross post to two ASP groups?

--
Mike Brind

I did not cross post. I have made CC to the post. An d I think that is not
corsspost. I am not asking you the question that cant be done in ASP. I
asked how Can I send ActiveX DLL to client browser and return value to
server, Is that not possible in ASP???????

[Anthony Jones]

"Prabhat" <no********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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OT groups removed from Crosspost.

Which bit of "You cannot do this in ASP" did you not understand? Why
on earth did you cross post to two ASP groups?

--
Mike Brind

I did not cross post. I have made CC to the post. An d I think that is not
corsspost. I am not asking you the question that cant be done in ASP. I
asked how Can I send ActiveX DLL to client browser and return value to
server, Is that not possible in ASP???????

No you can't

[Mike Brind]

Prabhat wrote:

OT groups removed from Crosspost.

Which bit of "You cannot do this in ASP" did you not understand? Why
on earth did you cross post to two ASP groups?

--
Mike Brind

I did not cross post. I have made CC to the post. An d I think that is not
corsspost. I am not asking you the question that cant be done in ASP. I
asked how Can I send ActiveX DLL to client browser and return value to
server, Is that not possible in ASP???????

No.

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Prabhat wrote:

OT groups removed from Crosspost.

Which bit of "You cannot do this in ASP" did you not understand? Why
on earth did you cross post to two ASP groups?

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I did not cross post. I have made CC to the post.

That's the definition of a crosspost.

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[Peter Torr \(MS\)]

"Prabhat" <no********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ug**************@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

I have created one ActiveX DLL in VB that has one public function
("GetClientCPUID") which will return a string of the CPUID. I want to use
this to get the clients CPUID and retuern to webserver. I am new to using
activeX in client side.

In Asp how can I send this ActiveX to client browser? (I will instruct my
users to allow this activeX). Is there a way I will execute this activeX
in
clients PC and get the return value and return to the server for my
processing? Please suggest the ways that I can do this.

Use the object tag, and IE will install it automatically (assuming the
security settings and the user will allow it).

http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/a...cts/object.asp

If these are client machines you control, it would be preferable to install
the control NOT via drive-by download, but via a setup.exe. You could do
this in a login script (which wouldn't require users to be local
administrators)

Peter

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[Prabhat]

Hi Peter,

Yes you are right. I have seen some of samples in website that they use the
Object TAG for sending the ActiveX to client. Actually I did not know the
procedure and I was not sure if it install it or not. I think I can use the
TAG in ASP page to send to client. But I get reply in this post that NOooo.

Here I am not sure how can i execute that in clients browser and return the
value to server. Can you please advice me.

Thanks
Prabhat

Use the object tag, and IE will install it automatically (assuming the
security settings and the user will allow it).

http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/a...cts/object.asp
If these are client machines you control, it would be preferable to install the control NOT via drive-by download, but via a setup.exe. You could do
this in a login script (which wouldn't require users to be local
administrators)

Peter

--
Peter Torr - http://blogs.msdn.com/ptorr
HD DVD Program Manager

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Prabhat wrote:

Hi Peter,

Followup-To set to
microsoft.public.scripting.vbscript,microsoft.publ ic.scripting.jscript
Please continue discussions there.
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[Mike Brind]

Prabhat wrote:

Hi Peter,

Yes you are right. I have seen some of samples in website that they use the
Object TAG for sending the ActiveX to client. Actually I did not know the
procedure and I was not sure if it install it or not. I think I can use the
TAG in ASP page to send to client. But I get reply in this post that NOooo.

Pillock.

Plonk.