I'm not sure if OCXs are the same as normal COM objects (now you know I dont
know much) ..
However, search your registry for DLQueueClient under
mycomputer\HKey_Classes_Root\ if it is accessible by CF then you can use the
name which appears there.
Jared Clinton.
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Subject: Calling COM objects
I posted last week and I didn't seen any replies, so I'll try again.
I have an OCX loaded on my box that I can work with in ASP.
In ASP I call it like this:
Set DLQClient1 = CreateObject("DLQueueClient")
I think all examples I've seen (CFCOMET) and such, show calling COM objects
using this notation:
What do I use for myApp.objName?
I tried DLQueueClient.Application and I get an error: "COM error 0x800401F3.
Invalid class string"
Obviously, I was just guessing. I loaded up OLEView, but I coudn't find the
class name.
Could someone unconfuse me?
Thanks!
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