I have programmed a visual basic application using activex controls. WHen I run this application through internet, it appears a message box indicating that the measurement studio is a demo, but I have the correct license. What can I do?

[eduisa]

I run the application in a computer without measurement studio because my application is stored in a web server and I access to the application downloading it from a web page of that server.

[Elton Wells]

There could be different reasons, depending on how your application is put together. Are you hosting the ActiveX controls in a web page? If so, are the ActiveX controls hosted directly in the web page via the <object> tag, or did you create a user control that contains the ActiveX controls and then is the user control hosted in the web page? If the ActiveX controls are not hosted in the web page, what are the details of how the application is deployed from the server?

- Elton

[eduisa]

Yes, I'm hosting the application with the ActiveX controls in a web page, for that, I have created a user control that contains those ActiveX controls.
For hosting the applicationin the web page, I have used the Package & Deployment Wizard of Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0

[bilalD]

Have you included the lpk file with your control? I've attached the tool you'll need and here is a nice link that goes thru it step by step.

Hope this helps

Bilal Durrani