* Andreas Holzbach:
i need to implement a COM interface or an ActiveX Control (both have the
same features) in a DLL.
Implementing a COM interface seems more complicated than an ActiveX
control.
I already added the COM interface and the ActiveX control respectively
to the project and got the cpp file and/or the header,
but i have no idea what to do next.
How can i use the COM interface or the ActiveX control.
Do i need a window for the ActiveX control?
Your questions are completely off-topic in [comp.lang.c++].
Please check out the FAQ before posting (it's the "C++ FAQ Lite" by
Marshall Cline).
The FAQ has a list of more appropriate groups to post to.
There you'll get answers.
<OT>Before posting in a more appropriate group, consider: an ActiveX
control is a collection of COM interface. So when you find it harder to
implement a COM interface there's something fundamentally wrong in your
understanding of what you're doing. Therefore, it's possible that
you'll get better answers if you describe what you're trying to finally
achieve, rather than a particular technical way of achieving it.</OT>
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