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mlucas67
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Topic: Converting VB to ObjBridgePosted: July 27 2010 at 12:20am |
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Can this be changed into Object Bridge?
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Posted: July 27 2010 at 3:51am |
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Hi Marshall -
I don't think you can convert the code above to use ObjectBridge. The problem is that ObjectBridge does not allow creating ActiveX Controls. Only simple Automation compatible objects are supported. Controls are much more complex and require their container to support a bunch of COM interfaces. On the other hand, you probably could create a DLL that hosts the control and exposes a simple public class to interact with the control. You could then use ObjectBridge to access your simple class. Maybe the vendor of the control has a simple object available as well? Thanks, Pete |
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Posted: July 27 2010 at 4:39am |
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Thanks, Pete, that sort of what I figured but I wasn't sure. Would be nice if there where a more robust interface between ATGUI and VB.NET, but I know that's not the niche it's filling. Right now I shove the data into the clipboard and my ATGUI app polls every 2 seconds to see if there's anything in the clipboard then checks for events again.
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