ActiveX controllers

We have developed application in Flash CS5.5 using as3. however we require local data storage. So to the solve the issue i wanted to play the SWF file through Director 11.5. I have read Director does not support as3 but you may be able to play the swf using an embed ActiveX controller but cannot find which ActiveX controller supports SWF files.
So any help on the subject would be greatly appreciated or another way of writing data to database using flash without requiring an installation or internet access.

You could at least try running your SWF in D11.5 - updates have added some capability to the Flash Asset xtra. If that fails, you could use a LocalConnection between a Flash projector and a Director projector.

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Error with Windows Media Player ActiveX control

When I try to drop in a Windows Media Player control I get an error:
"Error loading type library/DLL"
Any ideas?

If upgrading is out of question. Like a budget stopping it. You could try to this http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=8002 That will allow you to run XP inside windows 7. It is also other media players like VLC and Apple quick time that have ActiveX controllers. I have tested the Quicktime version and it is quite good.
Besides which, my opinion is that Express VIs Carthage must be destroyed deleted
(Sorry no Labview "brag list" so far)

Display problems in IE6?

I put a flash banner up on a site I work on
here. I heard back from one user that
the banner didn't display at all in IE6, but worked for her in
Firefox. Can anyone tell me what I did wrong?

It displayed correctly in my IE6
Her ActiveX FlashPlayer is likely broken.
See the Adobe technote:
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=fb1634cb&sliceId=1
Also, a solution that my company has found is to simply
delete the folder: C:/Windows/Downloaded Program Files - which
houses all of the ActiveX controllers for IE. Deleting it forces IE
to re-download the control the next time IE runs, and typically
fixes the problem.

ThorLabs stepper motors synchronization question

I want to synchronize the movement of two ThorLabs stepper motors which use ActiveX controllers. How can I make sure that the "move absolute" of both motors execute at the exact same time? I have tried putting them in different sequence structures and synchronizing them using 'rendezvous' but, even if the dataflow arrives at the same time to both, one executes first than the other.

Hello,
There is no way for you to achieve synchronization at a software level with your motors. One will always execute first once everything is compiled. You need to be looking into ways for hardware synchronization for these.
-Zach
Certified LabVIEW Developer

Open a thread from C++

I am trying to develop a access-sytem based on fingerprint identification.
I find that LW is a good interface to the administrator, but the algorithms
for recognising the print is made in c-code.
How can I get LW to start the tread for recognising? Anyone?
THX

> I have nodes at doors, connected in an rs485 network. These nodes capture an
> 300*300, 8-bit image of the fingerprint, so the size is 89kb. The node sends
> this image to the computer. LabView is controlling the network.
>
> Now the problem is that i have have the tool for recognizing and processing
> the image written in C, so i want to send the image to this program, and
> return a value for the respected user. This value (unique to each user),
> will then be handeled in LabView, using a presentation of images and some
> gimmicks. But most importantly, LabView is creating a log of who went in
> where at what time and etc.
>
> So:
> I get a file from the node, stored as default.tif in LabView. Then I want
> LabView to activate the other program, and let the other program use the
> image for processing.
>
> Is ActiveX controllers a possibility?
>
There are many ways.
If the external code is an executable, then you can use the system exec
node to run a command line that includes your executable, the file of
the image, and the result file. LV can then read the result file
periodically looking for the results. I believe that later versions
also have a way to notify LV when the EXE completes.
Another, more high tech way is to use ActiveX to access the services of
the executable. This of course means that the executable needs to be an
automation server.
You could also make the code into a DLL that is called from LV using the
Call Library Node. This will run in process and could therefore use
memory pointers rather than file I/O and running faster.
You could also make the DLL into an OCX or an in process ActiveX object.
Your initial question stated the question as wanting to start a thread.
While this could be worked out, it is more complicated than having a
DLL that is loaded into the LV process and is periodically called to do
the processing. This is the typical approach for code written by NI,
and is what I would recommend.
Greg McKaskle

I'm getting a "The procedure entrypoint ssSr192x__ssSr192drvssSrReset could no be located in the dynamic link library ssSR192x.dll" because the ActiveX instrument driver DLL doesn't have the function names in the export table.

Is there a way for my CVI project to reference the functions in the ActiveX without including the instrument .fp in the project?
Thanks much.
I'm confused on how CVI uses ActiveX components and hope someone can help.
I'm using an ActiveX driver from an instrument manufacturer and I use the .TLB to generate a .fp, .c, and .h file. If I register the .dll and load the .fp in my project, all is well. Unfortunately in my application the functions to control this instrument are in another DLL whose .lib I include in my CVI projec
t. Running the CVI project this way gives me "The procedure entrypoint ssSr192x__ssSr192drvssSrReset could no be located in the dynamic link library ssSR192x.dll" because the instrument function names aren't in the export table in the instrument DLL. Non-ActiveX DLLs have the export tables so everything works for them.
Program structure with non-ActiveX DLLs:
CVI project (.exe with common.lib in project list)
|
V
Common DLL (MeasDMM() with hp1234.lib in project list)
|
V
Instrument DLL (hp1234_measure())
Since I get a .c and .h file from the .TLB, I've tried recompiling the DLL (.dll and .lib produced) and the functions seem to work, but I get "Class not registered" errors unless I play games with the registry so I'm obviously violating numerous Microsoft rules!
Is there a way for my CVI project to reference the functions in the ActiveX without including the instrument .fp in the project? Thanks much.
Jeff Fish
Advisory Test Engineer
StorageTek

Hello Jeff,
Where were your getting the .lib file for the ActiveX DLL? Did you use the "hp1234"
ActiveX driver generated by the "Create ActiveX Automation Controller" CVI Tool to build a static library? If you open an include file and choose Options >> Generate DLL..., it will generate source code or a static import library to load the specified DLL and load functions specified in the include file (this only works if the functions are exported from a DLL). However, in the case of our ActiveX Automation Controllers, ActiveX calls are used to access a DLL. This means that you do not need an import library. You should be able to open the "hp1234" source file and click Options >> Create Object File. Simply #include "hp1234.h" and add "hp1234.obj" to your Common DLL project;
the .fp file is not necessary. If this does not answer your questions or if you experience further difficulty, please post further details on what you are doing and the errors that are being encountered ("play games with the registry" and "recompiling 'the' DLL" are a bit vague in this case).
Jeremiah
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
http://www.ni.com/ask

Labview, ActiveX, and ThorLabs Piezo controller

Grettings,
We recently purchased some 6-axis piezo positioners, and 3-channel APT controllers from ThorLabs. The main goal of this was to created a Labview program that can automate the positoners and have them move in sync with other measurement hardware. All the software I can seem to find for the controllers is this ActiveX stuff. Is there a normal Labview driver for these Piezo controllers? Or does anyone have a good example code of Labview controlling the movements of the piezo positioners without this ActiveX GUI interface. I basically need to automate an optical alignment very accurately and quickly(with the piezo) based on measurements from other devices, such as lasers and power supply's power meters, mulit-meters, ect.
Any help/tips/suggestions will be most appreciated.
Thank you.

Hi Everyone,
I am really very new to Labview and i am in great need for some help.I am assigned a task where i am supposed to create a labview program to control or moniter a BPC203 3 channel benchtop Piezo controller. I created a program with the help of the instructions provided in the APT-Labview guide provided by Thorlabs.But th program doesnt run . Whenever i try to run it i get the same error which says that "Control HW Communications disabled".I have attached a snapshot of the error message.So i tried to create a small program in labview which would read the volage output.Even there i got the same error message.I suppose there is some mistake on my part which i am not able to correct due to the lack of proper knowledge.Could anyone please help me to solve this problem.A slight elaboration would be highly appreciated.Also i think the error lies in the use of invoke node with the get Voltage output method. I am not sure whether the parameters i have provided to the invoke node are correct.Any help of any sort would be highly appreciated.
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MS14-065 (Nov. IE update) breaks domain-based exception list for outdated ActiveX Blocking.

The November cumulative IE update (MS14-065) appears to break the domain-based exceptions for the new outdated ActiveX control blocking that is described here:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn761713.aspx
We have the new IE group policies deployed in our environment to add domain exceptions for our enterprise to the outdated ActiveX blocking. This was all working perfectly prior to MS14-065. After installing that November update, our exceptions are no longer
working and users are getting the block message for their Java applications.
Our environment is Windows 7 SP1 x64 using IE 9. Domain Controllers are 2008 R2.
If I manually remove MS14-065 (falling back to MS14-056, October update) the exceptions all work again as expected. Re-installing MS14-065 (November update) causes the exceptions to stop working again.
Thanks,
Brian

Hello Brian,
What is your current situation?
Have you tried the solution as MVP IECustomizer and Robear Dyer mentioned?
Best regards,
Fangzhou CHEN
Fangzhou CHEN
TechNet Community Support

Excel Get ActiveX References.vi and closing references -- grrr

I'm new to ActiveX stuff, but eager to learn!
The "grrr" in my Subject line is a reference to how I feel about LabVIEW's documentation from time to time. I'm a dinosaur who came from text-based programming, and did a fair amount of C coding, so sometimes with LabVIEW I'm left with this awful feeling in the pit of my stomach like, "Good grief! How much memory must LabVIEW be hogging up in the background when I use this vi?" or "What happens to those variables (wires) in that subVI when it completes but doesn't close? What are their statuses when I come back in the next time?" or "What if I put a lot of elements into that array the first time and then started from element zero the second time and just put in a few? What has happened with the memroy that was allocated when there were a lot of elements?"
Today I'm stewing about this "Excel Get ActiveX References.vi," and what happens to the "ActiveX references" it generates each time I call the subVI in which "Excel Get ActiveX References.vi" lives. I think that at least one of the "ActiveX references" it generates when I call it is of the type Excel._Application. Then there appears to be an Excel._Workbook, and others. You see, I've used "Excel Easy Report.vi" to put some data into an Excel spreadsheet, and I want to tell Excel to do a "Save" on the open spreadsheet. I think ActiveX is the (a) right way to do that, so I'm wading into the ActiveX fray... But this "Excel Get ActiveX References.vi" says in its help file, "Do not close ActiveX references opened with the Excel Get ActiveX References VI. References must remain open until the report is closed. Otherwise the error 3001 will occur." Well, these Excel workbooks that get created by my VI could well stay open until after my LabVIEW VI terminates!
So (finally), here are some of my quesitons:
1) When I go through my subVI once, pointing to one workbook, I'll get one set of references "created" or "opened" or whatever you call it when ActiveX references spring into existance. Now, when I exit the subVI, is it going to automatically try to "close" those ActiveX references? I don't suppose so, since subVI's stay in memory until the calling VI closes.
2) Now, I come back into my subVI a second time. New workbook gets created, so I get new references. Ok, fine. Uh oh! What happened to those old references? I suppose that if I didn't somehow save them off, I've probably lost the ability to get them back (maybe I'm wrong, but I don't need them back), but is LabVIEW going to "close" those old references (from previous times through the subVI) because I can't get to them anymore? Won't that cause the dreaded error 3001? If LabVIEW is not going to "close" them, what in tarnation happens to them (the old C programmer in me creeping back out)?? Now it's some oddball, orphaned reference, floating out there, hogging memory, waiting to make something crash intermittently and be a debugging nightmare?
3) Now, here's the real scary one. I think I might dodge the "error 3001" bullet in questions 1) and 2), but now let's say the user closes my LabVIEW application while Excel is still open. All those workbooks are still open. Presumably, all those ActiveX references I was not supposed to close are still open. I really hope that LabVIEW is decent enough to close/erase/delete/blow-away (whatever the right word is) all those ActiveX references which were opened/created by "Excel Get ActiveX References.vi" when my program terminates. But, oh no! Won't the error 3001 come along then? I suppose I can just dump it in the shutdown error handling.
Well, thanks for reading my novel. I don't know what can be done with LabVIEW documentation to make it more satisfying to folks like me, but perhaps someone can weigh in on all my ActiveX questions here.
Thank you in advance,
Steve Brady
Solved!
Go to Solution.

You need to close EVERY ActiveX reference you open. If you don't you'll end up with some Excel processes running even after LabVIEW exits. You can see them in Task Manager.
I, personally, don't like the LabVIEW Report Generation Tool Kit for working with Excel. I don't think it's flexible enough. I have a growing library of VIs that I've written that open, manipulate, and close Excel. Some references I pass from VI to VI and some I close right after I use them. It all depends on what I'm doing. If I want to enter read or write data from/to a certain range I'll get the range reference, read or write the data, then close it right away because I have no use for it any more. On the other hand, when I open Excel or a Workbook I keep the reference until I'm done, which could be later in the program.
1) When I go through my subVI once, pointing to one workbook, I'll get one set of references "created" or "opened" or whatever you call it when ActiveX references spring into existence. Now, when I exit the subVI, is it going to automatically try to "close" those ActiveX references? I don't suppose so, since subVI's stay in memory until the calling VI closes.
2) Now, I come back into my subVI a second time. New workbook gets created, so I get new references. Ok, fine. Uh oh! What happened to those old references? I suppose that if I didn't somehow save them off, I've probably lost the ability to get them back (maybe I'm wrong, but I don't need them back), but is LabVIEW going to "close" those old references (from previous times through the subVI) because I can't get to them anymore? Won't that cause the dreaded error 3001? If LabVIEW is not going to "close" them, what in tarnation happens to them (the old C programmer in me creeping back out)?? Now it's some oddball, orphaned reference, floating out there, hogging memory, waiting to make something crash intermittently and be a debugging nightmare?
3) Now, here's the real scary one. I think I might dodge the "error 3001" bullet in questions 1) and 2), but now let's say the user closes my LabVIEW application while Excel is still open. All those workbooks are still open. Presumably, all those ActiveX references I was not supposed to close are still open. I really hope that LabVIEW is decent enough to close/erase/delete/blow-away (whatever the right word is) all those ActiveX references which were opened/created by "Excel Get ActiveX References.vi" when my program terminates. But, oh no! Won't the error 3001 come along then? I suppose I can just dump it in the shutdown error handling.
1) No, LabVIEW will NOT close those references. You need to make sure that happens.
2) You can save the references in a functional global or use a class but if you're not going to save them close them as soon as you're done with them.
3) Your user should not be able to close your LabVIEW application without it going through the shutdown routine you've created for your program. The ABORT button should never be exposed to the user and you should capture and discard the panel close event so your program ALWAYS shuts down is an orderly fashion. If you don't you will have fragments of Excel hanging around in your operating system and will have to kill those processes using Task Manager. That should only be a problem during development, not once deployed.
I used to program in C and Assembly many moons ago. You should have seen my first LabVIEW code. I go back and look at it just so I can see how far I've come in the last 12 years. I feel your pain.
Kelly Bersch
Certified LabVIEW Developer
Kudos are always welcome

How to disable IE Security Warning on opening a "local" visio file with Visio Viewer ActiveX?

Hello all,
Everyone knows that Microsoft released ActiveX based Visio Viewer for free and allow the users to open Visio drawing and view/print via IE browser.
The problem that I am facing is that some users are complaining about IE browser's security warning on "active content to run in files on My Computer".
It means that opening .VSD files from the network, internet, intranet would be all OK but if the user wants to open .VSD files from the local hard drive (or open it as a mail attachment, which will extract it to a temp folder), it prompt the user to select "Allow Blocked Content" EVERYTIME they open them.
I know that I can GLOBALLY disable this warning by going through Tools - Internet Options - Security section and enable "Allow active content to run in files on My Computer" but I hope that there is a way (or workaround) to allow them by file type or location, etc.
Questions:
1. Is there any way to disable those warning for all .VSD only while we still UNCHECK the option on Internet Options?
2. Is there any 3rd party Win32 based viewer which wouldn't have those restriction?
3. Is it safe assumption that McAfee VirusScan and Host IPS protection is sufficient enough to remove the IE's security warning feature?
Thanks in advance?
Young-

Are you able to host/launch the VSD file via an HTM page? In that case you can format the HTM page as shown below. This will trick IE into thinking it is loading the file off of a website. Commonly called 'mark of the web'.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

<html>
</html>

Matlab and ActiveX performance

I am playing around with using Labview as an ActiveX server with
Matlab. The anticipated application is to run instrument control
in Labview
and then use ActiveX to transfer data over to Matlab for more processing.
The data transfer speed is surprisingly slow. Over a 100 Mbit
network, two PCs can move a large double-precision 2D array at 6
Mbyte/sec. When both Labview and Matlab are on the same PC (1.4
GHz P4) , the transfer rate is only ~10 Mbyte/sec.
The Matlab code looks something like this:
    LV = actxserver('Labview.Application') ;
    vi = invoke(LV,'GetVIReference','c:\test.vi') ;
    vi.Run ;
    % now transfer the data from Labview to Matlab
    array = vi.GetControlValue('Output Array') ;
I am using tic/toc to time that last line of Matlab code. Am I
doing something wrong or inefficient here, or is this just the way
ActiveX is?

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Need help trying to create a ActiveX registered event

I am trying to create a register event for an ActiveX component. The problem I am having is creating the callback vi. When I right click on the VI ref and create the callback vi it is created with the user parameter as a variant. I would like this to be a control refnum. If I open the callback vi and replace the user parameter variant with a control refnum the wire from the callback vi to the VI ref is broken. How do I change the user parameter?

Joe is correct on this one. The callback where designed to take variants as their inputs, so that they are more flexible. In addition Variants are used through out ActiveX programming.
If you have a control reference that you want to pass into the VI, all you need to use is the "To Variant" function in the main VI to turn the reference into a variant. You can then inside the Callback VI you can use the Variant to Data VI to change the variant back to a reference; you simply where a constant of the reference type to the "Type" terminal.
Evan
National Instruments

Viewing Crystal 2008 ActiveX on Access 2007 forms

Ok, i am a little confused as there seems to be a some doubt whether Crystal 2008 ActiveX can be used on Access forms. Another thread even has a reply that mentions that the ActiveX control is no longer included in Crystal Reports 2008..... Take a look at this, you can clearly see i have embedded the 2008 ActiveX control onto an Access form. link:[http://www.moktar.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/AX.JPG]
I have just installed 2008 and will get round to looking at this, however in my brief look, i couldnt see the run time library for 2008. By all accounts you can freely distribute the run time files for Crystal Reports 2008 as MSI or exe packages to your clients. I hope this is the case and i can get the ActiveX working.
If anyone has some information on this subject i will welcome reading it.
This is how its used to be done;
1) Open the Access form in design view.
2) Click on Add Tool button on the toolbar.
3) Select Crystal Reports ActiveX toolbar control from the list of controls.
4) Place the control on the form.
5) Click on the View Code toolbar button to open the code for the form
6) Choose u2018Referencesu2019 from the u2018Toolsu2019 menu
7) Select u2018Crystal Reports ActiveX Design and Runtime Library 11.Xu2019 from the list of references and add to the project.
8) On the Form_Load() event, please use the code given below to pass the report to the viewer:
Dim crReport as CRAXDRT.Report
Dim crApplication as New CRAXDRT.Application
u2018 Use the appropriate path for the report
Set crReport = crApplication.OpenReport(u201CC:\Report1.rptu201D)
u2018 ReportSource property and ViewReport method will not be displayed on the viewer control
CrystalActiveXReportViewer0.ReportSource = crReport
CrystalActiveXReportViewer0.ViewReport
'Hey Presto, the Crystal control on the Access form is now displaying a report. However, you had the age old issue of distributing the runtime files to clients that dont have crystal reports installed, and even more so of an issue, as this is Access and no method of doing it. I was hoping that 2008 with its MSI and EXE versions of the runtime files would solve this age old problem.
Thanks
Simon.

Hello Simon,
The RDC was retired after Crystal Reports XI R2 and no longer exists in CR 2008.
The viewer control you are seeing is not meant for RDC applications.
You will need to move to Java or .NET if you plan on using CR 2008.
Best Regards,
Jason

Adobe Flash Player ActiveX deployment doesn´t work in SCCM 2012 R2

I´ve created an Application to deploy Adobe Flash Player 15.0.0.189 (last version). I´ve tried to deploy with the msi downloaded from Adobe site, using Powershell App Deploy Toolkit, bat script.. but nothing seems to work 100%.
I have 2500 computers in my company. Working with SCCM 2012 R2.
Some computers doesn´t install;
Some install it but Internet Explorer seems to loose this configuration and doesn´t open flash videos;
Some install but doesn´t uinstall the last version, then you can see two diferent versions installed;
Do you have a definitive solution to deploy Adobe Flash Player via SCCM?
Paz e Bem

Follow the log:
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=O====== M/13.0.0.199 2014-10-24+13-23-53.746 ========
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I have called LabVIEW in TestStand and tried to execute the test cases .
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