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December 10th, 2003, 10:33 AM
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ActiveX Instance
Hi,
As I am working with activeX at this very moment, I have a question (I do not have any documentation here and short access to internet). Is it possible to obtain an object in memory with one and one instance only. By example: If I have X programs running on a computer and all these programs need to perform an operation an ActiveX could do. If each programs make a CreatObject, there will be X instance of the object in memory! I would have X programs who use the SAME instance of the ActiveX exe. Is it possible? In fact I have 3 codes who need a common ressource (a Counter) and I would like to have a 'manager' of the counter accessible form the 3 codes easaly (by example with an activeX), but I need that the 3 codes use the same instance of the Object (or the counter will not have the good value!) Can someone help me plz? Thx a lot for your time. F.
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December 10th, 2003, 01:52 PM
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The only thing I can think to do would be to class-orient your entire program, deploy the program to a central server that everyone can get to, and place a shortcut to that program on your users' computers
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