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    Question how can I use QT to create a activeX

    hi!
    I want to use QT to create a activeX, and embedded the activex to the IE.
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    Default Re: how can I use QT to create a activeX

    Sorry, I don't have an answer to your question, only a question for you: why use Qt to create an ActiveX component? It's so specific to Windows, so I would have thought that Microsoft Visual C++ would have been more appropriate?

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    Default Re: how can I use QT to create a activeX

    Thank you for your reply!
    Yes, I known!
    I want to accepted use QT to create a ActiveX. Last time ,I am read the book about com.
    so I want to use different langange to create the activeX.

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    Default Re: how can I use QT to create a activeX

    Well, the language would be the same: C++ (unless you go for something like PyQt). The framework would be different though.

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    Default Re: how can I use QT to create a activeX

    There are some modules dedicated to windows-only extensions - take a look at QAxContainer.

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    Default Re: how can I use QT to create a activeX

    Open Qt Assistant and search for "Building ActiveX servers and controls with Qt", the long list of "ActiveQt Examples" and, in particular, the "Wrapper" example.

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    Default Re: how can I use QT to create a activeX

    Quote Originally Posted by schnitzel View Post
    There are some modules dedicated to windows-only extensions - take a look at QAxContainer.
    thank you!
    I known how to use QtServer and QtContainer to create activeX!

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    Default Re: how can I use QT to create a activeX

    Quote Originally Posted by cindy911 View Post
    thank you!
    I known how to use QtServer and QtContainer to create activeX!
    I'm glad you got it sorted out, but are you referring to the correct post that helped you find the answer in your reply.

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