Hi Arvind, For this use-case, you need to look into zoneJS. When you go down this route, you have to realise, there is no true change detection anymore. Instead of that, Angular monitors all things that could cause change. (user-generated events, network, storage etc..) When it detects such a thing, it will kick off a single round of updates. (ok, it's somewhat more complex as that, but this is the birdseye's view) In your case, probably your active-x components are not setting off the events in a way that can be picked up by zoneJS. What you can do, is make your own wrapper/extension that monitors your thinks, and then start the change-detection. (wich is the name used, but not actually what's happening :))
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