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07-25-06, 04:28 PM
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I nee to build an ActiveX control which would run in both 32-bit and 64-bit
versions of IE. What is the proper way to do this? |
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07-25-06, 05:28 PM
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Alex Ivanoff <AlexIvanoff> wrote:
> I nee to build an ActiveX control which would run in both 32-bit and > 64-bit versions of IE. What is the proper way to do this? You can't. A 32-bit process cannot load 64-bit DLL and vice versa. You must build two separate DLLs, perhaps from the same source code. I believe the two can have the same CLSID, thanks to registry reflection in WOW64. |
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07-25-06, 07:04 PM
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Can someone give me more details? Perhaps with smaples?
"Igor Tandetnik" wrote: [..] |
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07-28-06, 11:44 PM
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"Alex Ivanoff" <AlexIvanoff> wrote in message
news:42f5 > Can someone give me more details? Perhaps with smaples? > Just recompile your ActiveX Control in Visual Studio (or msbuild). What exactly would you like to be sampled? I have a sample, which is compiled twice. http://technolog.nl/eprogrammer/arch...03/17/447.aspx |
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08-01-06, 05:02 PM
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Ok. I need to create an ActiveX control for IE 32 and IE 64. I understand I
need two different builds: x86 and x64. Can I use the same ids on both builds? How should html look like to load correct control based on the bitness of IE? "Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" wrote: [..] |
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08-02-06, 08:33 AM
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"Alex Ivanoff" <AlexIvanoff> wrote in message
news:f501 > Ok. I need to create an ActiveX control for IE 32 and IE 64. I understand > I > need two different builds: x86 and x64. Can I use the same ids on both > builds? How should html look like to load correct control based on the > bitness of IE? >> "Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" wrote: > Hi Alex, I have Windows x64 so can easily test it. The design behind X64 is that we programmers, hardly have to change code, but _only_ recompile. So I restate, recompile only. If you would download my samples, and compile it, you'll find there's no difference. Windows x64 is that smart, that it redirects registry keys. (from my samples, that you could download) (32-bit stuff on x64 windows) AL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Classes\CLSID\{598 30648-8E40-41D8-A37B-DCCB2885C98F} (64-bit stuff on x64 windows) HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{59830648-8E40-41D8-A37B-DCCB2885C98F} As you can see, all specific info, is redirected. While the HKCR is not redirected, the CLSID tree, is. So. You HTML does not -need- to be different! |
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