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Roger Hembury #1
Problem with client side active x
Hi All,
Hope you can help / point me in the right direction with a little problem.
I have a VB6 created active X dll which is downloaded to the client using
<object> </object> so that I can control / use MS Word to create letters
using data extracted from an Access database which resides on a webserver.
The problem I am having is that I cannot connect to the access database on
the web server.
In the active x I have added a reference to a DLL (also written in VB6 which
my ASP pages use to get data with no problems) but the Active X fails as it
cannot find the database as it is looking for an "E
drive\folder\folder\database." which is hardcoded as part of the connection
string in the DLL and isn't a valid path on the client PC but is on the web
server.
So my question is this - how can I get a client side active x to look at an
access database sat on a web server or am I going about this in completely
the wrong way?
I am using classic ASP and VB6.
Any pointers / code examples would be appreciated.
Thanks
Roger
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