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how to make a COM in labwindowscvi5.0.1

I'm using labwindowscvi5.0.1,I want to make my program to a COM to be used in my ASP,but I don't know if it will be successful in labwindowscvi5.0.1 and how to creat a COM in labwindowscvi5.0.1.If I can creat a COM in labwindowscvi5.0.1,may I access my COM on the web sever,I mean COM is on my computer which load labwindowscvi5.0.1 and the web sever has my asp which will use the COM.please tell me if you know,I need your help.

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Hello,
I have not actively worked with Active Server Pages (ASP), but I will explain the ActiveX features provided by different versions of CVI. LabWindows/CVI 5.x and 5.5.x support building applications that perform ActiveX Client Automation. These CVI applications are able to connect to ActiveX Automation Servers on your system. This means that your CVI applications can automate or control other applications that support ActiveX Server Automation (a client is a controller or requester of a service, a server performs work on behalf of the client). The LabWindows/CVI Integrated Development Environment also supports ActiveX Server Automation, but the applications that it builds do not. This means that your CVI applications can not be controlled with ActiveX by other
ActiveX Clients on your system, they do not support Server Automation. My guess is that ASP will require that your CVI application support ActiveX Server Automation (which it currently cannot). However, building applications that support ActiveX Server Automation is planned for the next release of CVI. If you have further questions regarding CVI and its support of COM and ActiveX, they may be answered on the following website: http://zone.ni.com then click RESOURCE LIBRARY >> LABWINDOWS/CVI >> CONNECTIVITY >> ACTIVEX.
I hope this explains the situation for you.

Jeremiah Cox
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
http://www.ni.com/ask
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