using activex in vc v6

[mike]

I'm tring to learn how to use activeX controls in my C++ programs but have
hit a stone wall. I have a server control that's suppose to pass the
clients name and password. The VB example shows it as User.Name and
User.Password

VC has the function declared as:

OnUserLogin(LPDISPATCH User, BOOL FAR* Cancel, BSTR FAR* Message)

I can't figure out how to get the user's name and password. Can any one
help?

[Victor Bazarov]

mi**@winserver.us wrote:

I'm tring to learn how to use activeX controls in my C++ programs but have
hit a stone wall. I have a server control that's suppose to pass the
clients name and password. The VB example shows it as User.Name and
User.Password

VC has the function declared as:

OnUserLogin(LPDISPATCH User, BOOL FAR* Cancel, BSTR FAR* Message)

I can't figure out how to get the user's name and password. Can any one
help?

Not here, no. ActiveX is off-topic. LPDISPATCH is undefined. This is
C++ _language_ newsgroup, not OLE newsgroup. Try microsoft.public.vc.*
hierarchy.

[mike]

In Article <mo*******************@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.ve rio.net>
Victor Bazarov <v.********@comAcast.net> writes:

Not here, no. ActiveX is off-topic. LPDISPATCH is undefined. This is
C++ _language_ newsgroup, not OLE newsgroup. Try microsoft.public.vc.*
hierarchy.

I'm writing in C++ so no it is NOT off topic. If you can't help, don't
waste bandwidth.

Hell by your way of thinking, since I'm using a dell computer, I should be
posting in a DELL newsgroup.

[Raymond Martineau]

On Sat, 26 Mar 05 17:44:42 CST, mi**@winserver.us wrote:

In Article <mo*******************@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.ve rio.net>
Victor Bazarov <v.********@comAcast.net> writes:

Not here, no. ActiveX is off-topic. LPDISPATCH is undefined. This is
C++ _language_ newsgroup, not OLE newsgroup. Try microsoft.public.vc.*
hierarchy.

I'm writing in C++ so no it is NOT off topic.

This newsgroup is meant for discussion about ISO C++ only, where the answer
can be determined by looking at the ISO language definition. Because
this is a high-traffic newsgroup, system-specific issues have been
generally declared offtopic and are discouraged.

Read: http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit...t.html#faq-5.9

[Malte Starostik]

mi**@winserver.us schrieb:

I'm writing in C++ so no it is NOT off topic. If you can't help, don't
waste bandwidth.

Hell by your way of thinking, since I'm using a dell computer, I should be
posting in a DELL newsgroup.

No, because that doesn't affect how to program with it. Using
technologies specific to a particular platform makes questions regarding
their use specific to that plaform though. If you encounter a
C++-language specific problem while doing so, that problem becomes on
topic here again.
By your way of thinking, I would have to ask an English teacher how to
understand the C++ standard since it is written in the English language.

Cheers,
Malte