Windowless ActiveX Object Flash control

Hi,
I've written a windowless custom wrapped ActiveX Object
Flash control(IOleInPlaceSiteWindowless) that does it's own drawing
to a bitmap through the OLEDraw function using the IViewObject
interface. It all works great but rendering is slower than what I
see in the Internet Explorer Window. My guess is that because I
currently need to render the entire Flash Object to the bitmap
instead of rendering just the rectangle that is passed to me
through the function IOleInPlaceSiteWindowless::InvalidateRect.
Does anyone know how I can render just the pixels from the Flash
Object that are specified in the InvalidRect call?
Thanks,
Keith

I am not certain that you can change the loading properties in LabVIEW, you can certainly change properities after using property and invoke nodes. Have you tried reinstalling the driver? You may need to contact Newport to learn more about the initialization.

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Hi, all,
I was trying to use ActiveX container with an ActiveX object to control one of our equipment, to be precise, the Newport FTIR: http://www.newport.com/8035-Series-FT-IR-Scanner/1035143/1033/info.aspx.
The problem I have right now is whenever I just open the vi with ActiveX object, it seems that the device receives some property settings which will make the device stuck(some sort of bugs in the Activex driver). So I wonder if there's any way I can change those presettings of the ActiveX object properties in Labview?
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I am trying to integrate a report writer into an aw program,
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I don't know VB script but do know that it is similar to
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> This was also my understanding, that it meant the same
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I have some ActiveX controls that are used to interface between a vendors hardware. The activex controls are quite heavy weight in that at any one time there should only be one instance of each of the type of controls within the program.
What I want to do is keep the activex controls in the top level vi and pass references to sub-vi's in order to do property changes or method calls on the activex objects.
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TMC

Your automation refnums are probably not linked to the ActiveX control. Try this... select a property node in your main VI's diagram that has the desired ActiveX control attributes displayed and then select Edit>>Create SubVI from the menu. The automation refnum in the subVI will be linked to the ActiveX control and will work the way you want it to. Copy this to your other subVIs and the property nodes will start behaving. The other way to link the automation refnums is to right-click on them and choose select ActiveX class and then browse to your control.
-Jim

How do I get an activeX object reference from a LabVIEW ActiveXContainer ref?

How do I get an activeX object reference from a LabVIEW ActiveXContainer ref?
I'm trying to control an ActiveX object (a Web Browser) from another VI and need to get the object reference programmatically. I can get the LabVIEW ActiveXContainer reference, but am lost on how to get the reference for the object _inside_ the container.

Hi Lee,
The reference to the container is actually also accessing the object inside the container. Use the Property Node and Invoke Node to access properties and launch methods for the object. I've attached a small example that passes the reference to a SubVI and invokes a method inside the SubVI.
- Philip Courtois, Thinkbot Solutions
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Adding swf (Captivate clips) into RoboHelp: flash controls don't work

Hi all,
I've added captivate swf project and ALL the flash controls (toc, play etc) don't work, though it plays continuously from the beginning. If I extract that page HTML code and play it separately, it works on all browsers. I render RoboHelp projects as MS HTML Help.
Are there any known issues with rendering flash clips in Microsoft HTML Help? it looks as it is using some weird embedded browser for swf.
any suggestions?
thanks

Hi again
Okay, this gets curiouser and curioser the more I look at it.
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I thought (hoped actually) that perhaps it was simply the default playback controls causing the issue. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be. I tried creating a SWF using the Aluminum controls. Same issue.
At this point I have to admit that I'm more than a little stumped. I'm surprised that I've not heard of this before or that others haven't reported it. However, I use Captivate files in my CHM files all the time. The main difference is that I never use playback controls in my movies. I am always using either Buttons or Click Boxes to navigate.
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I have many pages that allow you to select from 4 video formats including QT .mov. An example is at http://www.cwdjr.net/video4/cancanL.php . The QT object uses ActiveX when on IE only(I use Windows conditional comments) and an ordinary object for most other browsers. Until sometime very recently all of these pages worked when you select the QT file. Now QT works on none of them. I suspected the problem might be due to a very recent Windows XP update which is a large one including .NET updates and other things(K8951847) X 86. I was able to restore to a day before this update, but this did not solve the problem. Of course some portions of some updates can not be removed be restoring to an earlier time, so the result does not prove the update was not at fault.
The involved pages are mostly written in php on the server, so you will not be able to see very much by viewing the source code. To make the problem more simple to view, I made a test page for QT only and with the ActiveX object only. Thus this test page can not be viewed on most browsers that do not support ActiveX. The test page is at http://www.cwdjr.info/broadbandMedia/formatsAX/qtmovtest2.php . Since I serve pages as valid xhtml 1.1 using the correct mime type application xhtml+xml, no IE browser can view the page, since no IE browser can support xhtml served properly. Thus I have a php include at the very top for header exchange between the browser and server. If this says the page does not support the mime type for xhtml, then php using regular expressions, etc is used to rewrite the page as html 4.01 strict for the outmoded browser. Thus don't be surprised if you find some pages in xhtml and others in html when you check properties.
The ActiveX object used for QT on the test page is below:
QT MOV
(CLICK ABOVE LINK IF NO PLAYER)
<object classid="clsid:02BF25D5-8C17-4B23-BC80-D3488ABDDC6B" width="400" height="295" codebase="http://www.apple.com/qtactivex/qtplugin.cab">
<param name="autoplay" value="true" />
<param name="controller" value="true" />
<param name="kioskmode" value="true" />
<param name="src" value="http://www.cwdjr.info/movie/cancan.mov" />
</object>
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If you do try to install, nothing happens. In contrast to my regular pages, I added the code show above just before the start of the object. Clicking this on will bring up the QT video, but of course it is not embedded on the desired page. This may work as a temporary fix for IE. I likely can hide it from other browsers by enclosing it in Microsoft conditional comments.
I would be interested if anyone else has had such a problem recently or any ideas concerning this strange response on IE7. I am talking about viewing the page on the server. Since this is a php page it can be viewed locally only if you have a server installed on your computer and I do not. The pages with the first url example given above have operated well on IE7, Firefox, Opera, Safari for Windows, Flock, K-Meleon, Google Chrome and SeaMonkey. There are a few players that have some issues with some of the formats, but this and the fact that some players may not be installed is the reason for offering the video in 4 formats. I sometimes offer high broadband versions as well as low broadband versions.
It seems I spend more time correcting IE issues than for all of the other mentioned browsers combined.

Thanks for the reference. I use nearly no JS anymore, since it often causes problems with true xhtml served properly even when you use external script files. Often one can use php script on the server and avoid these problems. When one serves as true xhtml using the correct mime type of application/xhtml+xml, the page is parsed with a very strict xml parser rather than a loose-as-a-goose html parser. (If one serves a page written in xhtml code as mime text/html, as is incorrectly done perhaps 99% of the time, you are using only html, not xhtml, and are fooling only yourself. The page is parsed as html instead of xhtml.) The xml parser has to be very strict to account for any possible xml content. Even a single, or even several, errors often will not prevent a html page from showing, but even a single error on an xhtml page served properly will often get an error report from the xml parser rather than a view of the page. One of the most laughable examples of misunderstanding of this issue is the home page of Microsoft. It claims to be xhtml. However it is served as text/html and thus would be better written in html 4.01 in the first place. Moreover, if you validate the page as xhtml at w3c, you find hundreds of xhtml errors. If Microsoft served their home page properly as application/xhtml+xml it of course would not work on any IE browser, at least through IE7, since none of these IE browsers can handle true xhtml. In addition the page likely would not show up on any browser if served as true xhtml until all of the hundreds of xml and other errors on the page were corrected. Instead, one likely would get a very long error report rather than a view of the page.
Back to JS, document.write will not work in properly served xhtml, because it easily could produce code with XML errors. For instance it might produce code that contains an unclosed tag, which is a major xml error that can cause an xml device to malfunction. The xml parser thus rightly finds document.write as an error and prevents viewing of the page. However one often can generate the same code as document.write would produce on a browser with php on the server. The finished code is what gets downloaded to the browser, so the xml parser can check everything in the finished code rather than quess what a JS document.write might produce. And don't think you can sweep document.write under the rug by using an external JS file. The very strict xml parser finds it.
Of course embed has never been a w3c tag, but rather is a bad hangover from the browser war era, a gift of Netscape. No page that includes embed can validate as w3c xhtml or xml of any flavor, at least through xhtml 1.1. However the page may work, despite the error, if server as text/html.
All I know is that something has happened recently that has caused my problem to surface. It likely has to do with some change in the XP OS or IE browser. I have tried viewing several pages written by others that use many types of code for .mov, and all of them I have viewed that use an ActiveX embed for the benefit of IE now have the problem I mentioned. If anyone else with XP and nearly all updates, including the very recent one I mentioned, and the most recent version of QT has had this problem, I could be more confident that the problem comes from an external source. If not, it is still possible the sudden change could be something concerning a specific issue that has developed in my computer.
Again, thanks for the JS reference. Some of this likely can translate into php so I can compare how the JS and php server script I am using relate.

Acrobat 7.0 ActiveX Object example code in Lookout

Help folks!
I'm trying to set up the Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Browser Document ActiveX Object under Lookout 6.0 but it doesn't work. My goal is to display a pdf document by lookout.
What should I set by Property Browser...?
What should I set by Property Pages...?
What should I set by Value Property:?
What means the term "Property" in this kind of objects?
Is there an example code I can get?
Any suggestion will be appreciated.
Thanx.

I don't know of a FREE ActiveX control for MS Word. However, if you have MS Word installed on the same computer, you can use MS Internet Explorer ActiveX Control to view Word documents.
But before we do that, we have to make sure that MS Word is set to open documents in the "same window." This basically opens a DOC file in Internet Explorer itself rather than launching a new MS Word window and then opening the DOC file in it. To set this (if it isn't already):
1. Launch Windows Explorer.
2. From the Tools menu, select "Folder Options"
3. Click the "File Types" tab.
4. From the listing of "Registered File Types," select "Microsoft Word Document," (you can get to it fast by typing "DOC"); click Advanced.
5. Click the "Browse in same window" check box -- this toggles whether a Word document is launched outside of Internet Explorer.
6. Click OK to close the dialog boxes.
NOTE: if the DOC still opens in a new MS Word window (and not IE), go back and toggle the check-box.
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Insert ActiveX Object - not in list

Hi, guys.
After one time, I'm not able to install by myself ActiveX controls and embed these controls into ActiveX containers yet. I refer to ActiveX controls that can be embedded into ActiveX containers, not those used to instantiate other applications.
I want a certain ActiveX Control to be displayed in an ActiveX Container on the Front Panel. In this particular case, it's a Mozilla Firefox ActiveX Control. According to http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/activex-firefox-and-mozilla/td-p/356235 (see message 5), after getting the component from the link provided and installing it, I should be able to insert onto the empty ActiveX Container by clicking over it and selecting "Insert ActiveX Object...". In this case, "MozillaBrowser class" should appear in the list, but not.
However, if I place a Property Node or Invoke Node without reference on the Block Diagram, click on it, then "Select Class" -> "ActiveX" -> "Browse", I find the class "MozillaControl 1.0 Type Library Version 1.0", that, among others, it contains the class "IWebBrowser2". This class happens to be called "MOZILLACONTROLLib.IWebBrowser2". But, once I have the Property Node or Invoke Node, I can't create the container from it (create control from its reference) neither place an empty ActiveX container and wire its reference to the Property Node.
I also tried registering the ActiveX Control, by typing "regsvr32 <control_name.dll>" in the command prompt, but nothing changes.
But this doesn't happen to me only with this particular ActiveX control. Every time I want to find in the list a certain ActiveX component after installing it, I can't find it, and I end up copying ActiveX container blocks from VI examples I found on the forums... One example is using AcroPDF ActiveX Control.
Any suggestion? Has anybody faced the same problem?
Regards,
Francisco
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Hello,
Probably you can
see the server in the pop-up menu because the server is not in the PC but is in
the registry. Remove the checkbox “Validate Servers” to see if the Mozilla
server appears. According to this LV help link...
http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361G-01/lvhowto/creating_new_controls_in_a/
... looks like the server is not installed in the PC... or it’s not registered.

View an ActiveX object contents

Hi,
Is it possible to view an ActiveX object contents ? I'm working on MGMotor Control ActiveX object and I wanted to know how it's working inside.
Thank you.
Che57

If the question is, can you see the code in it? The answer is no. ActiveX objects are compiled so the source code is no longer available. If the question is can you see the properties associated with the object, the answer it yes, and you would use a standard property node to get at them.
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I have a top-level VI (version 7 in WindowsXP) that contains an ActiveX control. This ActiveX object further calls several DLL’s, one of which controls the serial port. SubVIs in the top-level VI call this ActiveX object via Invoke Node and Property Node. Everything works in the LabVIEW development environment. The ActiveX object is registered using the “regsvr32” command and is made with Visual C++.
When I try to build an application of the top-level VI, the executable doesn’t work (giving the error “The server threw an exception.” Error -2147417851). I’ve narrowed the problem down to the ActiveX calls. I’ve tried embedding the ActiveX object and the DLL’s in the executable as support files. I’ve also tried changing the Execution property of the top-level VI from “same as caller” (default) to “standard” (no change) and “user interface” (crashes executable). The application setting “Enable ActiveX server” is checked. I still get the error. Any suggestions?

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When dealing with a COM library, LabVIEW calls CoCreateInstance - a COM method provided by Microsoft to create the object. This method looks in the registery to find the absolute path to the ActiveX DLL. Thus it doesn't matter where your DLL (versus your LV application) is located.
HOWEVER - If that ActiveX DLL then uses other DLLs via a normal C interface, the rules change. If the ActiveX DLL just links normally (using a .LIB) with these dependent DLLs, then that ActiveX DLL relies on the PATH environment variable to find the DLLs (which typically includes the current directory - and is probably how Chris' app started working). The ActiveX DLL can also call LoadLibrary() directly, and thus can provide an absolute or relative path - raising all sorts of possibilities.
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Here is my suggestion. Go to www.sysinternals.com and download the File Monitor (http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/Filemon.html). Set the filter on the monitor to the name of the EXE (either LabVIEW.exe or your built application). Then run the app. You'll see a lot of entries, but you can then search for the various DLLs in question. Don't be surprised to see FILE_NOT_FOUND errors, you'll get that as Windows probes around the various directories trying to find the DLLs.
You can do this in both LV and your built app and see the difference in how it searches. That should give you some idea as to what is going wrong. Please feel free to post a follow-up with more questions once you've done this.
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I would like to create some ActiveX object from LabVIEW that VB could use it. How do I do it? I only find info about labVIEW use ActiveX created by other SW. Please let me know if LabVIEW has such ability. Thanks.

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Quicktime activeX object issues on Vista 64

I'm creating a .js based plugin detector and am getting an error on Vista 64.
The snippet of the script used for QT detection in Internet explorer is:
try
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          catch (e)
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I'm getting a "QuickTimeVersion is null or undefined" error, but only in Vista 64. Vista 32 bit and all XP machines I've checked, report the version w/out any errors. I'm not quite sure why the QuickTimeVersion property isn't being returned properly.
Is there another QT ActiveX object I can use?
Thanks,
Shannon

I think this had to do with the fact that I had never actually had the browser load the QT plug-in (I haven't visited any web sites with embedded QuickTime). I ran a VBScript detector, which caused a prompt asking me to allow the plugin from Quicktime, which I did. After the javascript was working fine. I'm just not sure why the ActiveX Object call didn't kick off the prompt.

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Crystal ActiveX Report Viewer Control 12.0 Installer
Hi, i need to install the activex control into every single client pc. I know ie browser is supposed to download it at the very first time when it hits crystal report page, but due to certain restriction applied to client pcs, this feature is blocked.
Does anyone have Crystal ActiveX Report Viewer Control 12.0 installer ? How can I install it on the clients pc ?
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Copy the PrintControl.cab from the server location u201C<installation drive>\Program Files\Common Files\Business Objects\4.0\crystalreportviewers12\ActiveXControlsu201D to the client machine. Then Extract the PrintControl.cab. Then register (regsvr32) the printcontrol.dll.
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Getting "Connect Timedout or auth error" when usging UltraVNC ActiveX object in LV 2010

Hi all,
I am trying to use a VNC viewer activeX object (from: UltraVNC ActiveX Viewer) in Labview to start a remote desktop / VNC session. The example supplied along with the control is a HTML page with javascript invoking the object.
Initially, I tried using the object by directly inserting it into an ActiveX container, but it never worked. So, I altered the design and inserted a WebBrowser object in the ActiveX container and used the Navigate2 method to open the local .htm file (that contains the exact same code as shown in example, but with altered Server address to match my local condition). Yet, even this method fails. As soon as the control passes to the Browser:Navigate2 method, I get an error stating "Connect method failed as it timed out or authentication failure". Just to make sure there is no error with the html file itself, I opened the file in Internet Explorer and it works without issues, after first allowing the ActiveX to run (throws up a banner on top of the page saying "it is unsafe to run the activeX" (IE's security measure).
Did anyone use this before? I just want the VNC Viewer functionality in Labview, so any alternate suggestions are welcome too.
Regards,
Sri Ved

Tested the solution, but did not work. Attached is the screen shot of the error, if it helps. Also, I ensured all the variables under ActiveX and Scripting are set to "Enable" in IE Security Settings (listed below) in both the Internet and Intranet categories. Is there something obvious that I am missing?
Regards,
Sri
Enabled:
  Allow previously unused ActiveX controls to run without prompt
  Allow Scriptlets
  Automatic prompting for ActiveX controls
  Binary and script behavior
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  Allow programmatic clipboard access
  Allow status bar updates via script
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