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So it's more or less impossible then...<br />
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I came across that link via google too, it's from more than 2 years ago, i was hoping that something has been developed since then. <br />
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Keeping this open for a few days if no1 else can provide a better ans then I'll award pts to BigRat. Thanks.<br />
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So it's more or less impossible then...

I came across that link via google too, it's from more than 2 years ago, i was hoping that something has been developed since then.

Keeping this open for a few days if no1 else can provide a better ans then I'll award pts to BigRat. Thanks.



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Hi,<br />
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I don't really know much about M$ stuffs, but now one of our partners is asking us to run some of their &quot;activeX&quot; components on our website. <br />
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Right now our website is powered by a freebsd 4.5 box running on Apache 1.3.27. Our website is written in php with mysql as the db, if that's relevant at all. <br />
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Now how do I go about doing that? At the moment they're telling me that they need to &quot;run some dll&quot;, and I have no idea how on earth I could do that. If any of you have any prior experience on this (not necessary freebsd, anything *nix running activex be nice), please help. <br />
<br />
Thanks.
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Hi,

I don't really know much about M$ stuffs, but now one of our partners is asking us to run some of their "activeX" components on our website. 

Right now our website is powered by a freebsd 4.5 box running on Apache 1.3.27. Our website is written in php with mysql as the db, if that's relevant at all. 

Now how do I go about doing that? At the moment they're telling me that they need to "run some dll", and I have no idea how on earth I could do that. If any of you have any prior experience on this (not necessary freebsd, anything *nix running activex be nice), please help. 

Thanks.

Apache + Freebsd + ActiveX

Web development includes all aspects of presenting content on intranets and the Internet, including delivery development, protocols, languages and standards, server software, browser clients, databases and multimedia generation.