Looking for samples, links, etc. for Activex 64

I googled for hours searching for whether is it even possible to create
64-bit activex (.ocx) for IE64. Many articles I found on the net
(including postings on this board) say that "...most folks have yet to
re-write their 32-bit activex for IE64" which led me to believe that
it's possible to do so and there is an activex control out there
written for IE64. Can anyone point me to some sort of tutorial or demo
of such control ?

I found this tutorial
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/2003/March/ActiveXInNet.asp . I
haven't tried to recompile this one for IE64 which seems it is
possible. However, when I ran this on IE32, no control got downloaded
to Downloaded Program Files folder or displayed on "manage add-on"
window. This is not what I'm looking for.

thanks.


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Mercury
Tue Mar 14 18:22:51 CST 2006

I'd try creating a new 64 bit config based on the 32 as per any 32 ==> 64
bit project conversion and work from there. You may wish to change the
progid to reflect the fact it is a 64 bit lib.

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> I googled for hours searching for whether is it even possible to create
> 64-bit activex (.ocx) for IE64. Many articles I found on the net
> (including postings on this board) say that "...most folks have yet to
> re-write their 32-bit activex for IE64" which led me to believe that
> it's possible to do so and there is an activex control out there
> written for IE64. Can anyone point me to some sort of tutorial or demo
> of such control ?
>
> I found this tutorial
> http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/2003/March/ActiveXInNet.asp . I
> haven't tried to recompile this one for IE64 which seems it is
> possible. However, when I ran this on IE32, no control got downloaded
> to Downloaded Program Files folder or displayed on "manage add-on"
> window. This is not what I'm looking for.
>
> thanks.
>
>
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Mr
Wed Mar 15 14:12:55 CST 2006


I did that (with Visual studio 2005). Then I placed the .dll and .ht
files in IIS server. The page and the control load on IE64, but on m
dev machine only (the one with VS2005). But the control won't load o
any other machines (including Server 2003 64bit edition for AMD64 an
IA64). So there's must be something missing here

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Mercury
Wed Mar 15 19:58:33 CST 2006

sounds like a dependancy. If you were trying debug build then that is the
answer. Try release build.

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> I did that (with Visual studio 2005). Then I placed the .dll and .htm
> files in IIS server. The page and the control load on IE64, but on my
> dev machine only (the one with VS2005). But the control won't load on
> any other machines (including Server 2003 64bit edition for AMD64 and
> IA64). So there's must be something missing here.
>
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Mr
Thu Mar 16 10:40:39 CST 2006


It's already marked release-x64 on build config. So I don't think that'
the problem. I suspect it's something in the registry, but not sur
where to look

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