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Hello,
I am using a COM dll server (USBIO in attachment) from LABView. This is only a COM server and NOT an activeX control. I have successfully managed calling its methods and properties (with the activeX "Invoke node" and "Property node"). But now I have been trying to use its events call-back functions. I tried to "list events description" from the ActiveX menu. But this function doesn't list anything.
Does normally the ActiveX "list events description" function success with a dll COM server ?
I know that this COM server can be accessed from Visual Basic (properties, methods, AND EVENTS). I have read in the forum that I probably have to write a wrapper dll to encapsulate the events call, or perhaps writing an activeX control in Visual Basic.
D
o you know
- how difficult these are ?
- What are the principal steps to manage these ?
Thank you very much for your reading.
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Pierre_a,

Multiple posting of the same question is not likely to result in an answer. The die-hard experienced regular posters of this forum are volunteers and rarely do not answer a question that they know the answer to. I have attached links to your other postings so that the volunteer that decides to help can have access to all of the information.


ActiveX Events "Object specified is not creatable"
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ActiveX Events
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In my opinion the answer to your first question is that it will be very difficult to create wrappers for COM dll servers. I do not have the slightest idea how to go about doing this and I have used LabVIEW intensively for years. Because I am ignorance of COM dll servers, I recommend digging through the web in the slight chance that someone else encountered a similar problem and was kind enough to publish their efforts.

Finally, you mentioned that you read �in the forum that I probably have to write a wrapper dll�
. Can you provide a link so that others can understand more about the potential solution?
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