C++ ActiveX python javascript communication trouble.

[whimsica]

I'm investingating a c++ api, Panda3d.com, that has a python binding.
I want to convert this api into an ACtiveX control so it will run on
the web. When I do so I want to use Microsoft Script Control to call
api routines from Javascript in the browser.
Let's say I write up a game in python with my own functions. Then I
embed it in a web page and I want to call my functions from javascript?
How can I do it. Script control allows you to bind api functions to
javascript, but not the functions in my python file.

Adobe Atmoshere a 3D application that ran in a web page, had a
javascript binding. You could write code in a javascript file, and it
would be interpreted during start-up. After that, I could send function
calls in the form of a string from the browser to atmosphere. How did
this work? Is the api aware of the python functions and variables
after it is loaded up?

Confused,
Dan

[Lionel B]

whimsica wrote:

I'm investingating a c++ api, Panda3d.com, that has a python binding.
I want to convert this api into an ACtiveX control so it will run on
the web. When I do so I want to use Microsoft Script Control to call
api routines from Javascript in the browser.
Let's say I write up a game in python with my own functions. Then I
embed it in a web page and I want to call my functions from
javascript? How can I do it. Script control allows you to bind api
functions to javascript, but not the functions in my python file.

Adobe Atmoshere a 3D application that ran in a web page, had a
javascript binding. You could write code in a javascript file, and it
would be interpreted during start-up. After that, I could send
function calls in the form of a string from the browser to
atmosphere. How did this work? Is the api aware of the python
functions and variables after it is loaded up?

Confused,

I'm confused as to why on earth you cross-posted this to this comp.lang.c++, which (if the name doesn't make it
sufficiently obvious) is a forum for C++ *language* issues.

--
Lionel B

[BigBrian]

> I'm investingating a c++ api, Panda3d.com, that has a python binding.

I want to convert this api into an ACtiveX control so it will run on
the web. When I do so I want to use Microsoft Script Control to call
api routines from Javascript in the browser.
Let's say I write up a game in python with my own functions. Then I
embed it in a web page and I want to call my functions from javascript?
How can I do it. Script control allows you to bind api functions to
javascript, but not the functions in my python file.

Adobe Atmoshere a 3D application that ran in a web page, had a
javascript binding. You could write code in a javascript file, and it
would be interpreted during start-up. After that, I could send function
calls in the form of a string from the browser to atmosphere. How did
this work? Is the api aware of the python functions and variables
after it is loaded up?

Confused,
Dan

So what's your question about the C++ language. ActiveX, Javascript,
phython, web stuff are off topic.