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Each DLL can be coded differently. ActiveX DLL’s (COM objects) conform
to COM standards. CFX’s don’t conform to COM standards –
rather they use a “proprietary” interface defined by CF. If you have the source, you could modify
the CFX to adhere to COM standards. However, if you don’t have the
source, I would look at writing a CF file and grabbing it via ASP –
perhaps an HTTP call (you could even output it as WDDX, and use the WDDX COM
object in your ASP page). There may
even be a way of writing some hard-code C++ code in a wrapper ActiveX object to
interface with the CFX, but I wouldn’t know how. --- Billy Cravens Web and Software
Consulting www.Architechx.com -----Original Message----- Here is the scenario. I have
a CFX dll that I want to use in an ASP page. I cant find the object
listed in an object browser, so I don't know the name of the object or the
object ID, if it even has one. I have also looked in the registry and can
only find references to the dll in the Cold Fusion Server entries. Can anyone
shed some light on how the server views the DLL's used in a CFX. Sincerely, 972.267.1558 Ext 19 |
- Object Troubles Ricardo Sanoja
- RE: Object Troubles Billy Cravens
- RE: Object Troubles Ricardo Sanoja
