SBO 2004 and ActiveX

I heard, that SBO 2004 now supports ActiveX at the UI API. Where can I find an ActiveX sample ? We want to use ActiveX forms, instead of only a control, by this way we will want to be able to use .Net components directly via a WinForm as ActiveX form in a SBO UI form.
I have also read about .Net connectors. Are they available in SBO 2004 ?
Greetz
Kristian

Here is a link in the forums "SAP Business ONE" where they talk about this:
SBO 2004
Perhaps posting your message there will give you a better response.
Message was edited by: Craig Cmehil

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