Moldzio,
I'm assuming since you are developing a web application you are using ASP.NET. In order to
use the 3D graph in ASP.NET, or any other Measurement Studio ActiveX controls, you must
manually add it to your ASP.NET code. I have included simple
instructions on adding an ActiveX control to your ASP.NET code below:
In order to use your ActiveX control in an ASP.NET web page, simply add the following line:
OBJECT ID="Object1" CLASSID="CLSID:xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx" CODEBASE="OCX_Name.OCX">
The
ClassID can be found by doing a search in the registry for the name of
your OCX file. Copy and paste that value in the spot where you see the
all of the x's above.
The Codebase tag specifies where the OCX
file is located in relation to your ASP.NET page. This is for machines
that are connecting to your site so their system knows where to
download the file from.
Also, because ActiveX controls execute on the client side, you must use a scripting language to configure and manage the control (i.e. JavaScript).
I hope this helps!
Matt S
National Instruments
Applications Engineer
