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Alejandra Moreno

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Nov 14, 2002, 5:42:52 AM11/14/02
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Hi!

as an ActiveX component i suppose its possible to use it from a web browser,
via asp, or similar, right?

thanxs,
Alejandra


Robert Love [TPX]

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Nov 14, 2002, 6:21:52 PM11/14/02
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One Caution with using Async Components in a ASP page, you will have
multiple refreshes and reloads of pages and may run into com port conflicts
if not handled correctly.

Robert Love


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Don Hill

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Nov 14, 2002, 11:58:58 AM11/14/02
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Alejandra,

The trick is creating the object. Here is how you would do that.

Dim cApaxobj

Set cApaxobj = CreateObject("Apax1.Apax")


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Alejandra Moreno

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Nov 15, 2002, 3:11:52 AM11/15/02
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Uppps, handle correctly? What should I specially take care of???

Alejandra

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Robert Love [TPX]

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Nov 16, 2002, 3:08:38 AM11/16/02
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Say you have Pagex.asp that triggers communication with a serial port or
other Async device.

Well that page can be hit multiple times from the same person let alone
multiple other people that may hit it at the same time. Only one page can
access the port at a time, if you create the port when accessing the page.
So you could run into port already in use type error messages.

Robert Love


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