Hi, I want to make a C++ object that I access via HTA. I've done this with ActiveX in C# but I can't find any info on C++.

Can you please just lead me? tell me where to find out more info or post a sample and simple application?

Thank you very much
Pedro Duarte

Visit
http://www.kicit.com/

are you kidding?

Please somebody willing to help, reply to this thread.

Well if you want to write a COM component that you can access
from non C++ clients then all you need to do is to implement IUnknown
and IDispatch and write a few support functions which will register
your component in registry. Non of these tasks are impossible in C++,
but doing it all by yourself would require you to have a reasonable
understanding of COM.
Also, I don’t see why a person who already has access to something like a
C# compiler (and in most likelihood VS .NET IDE as well) would not make use
of tools like VC++ or VC++.NET.

If you are going for either versions of VC++ you have a very neat option
of creating COM objects with either ATL or MFC. Both ways are reasonably
easy unless you are doing something unheard of.

This cool article will give you enough knowledge on COM programming
and developing a simple COM object using ATL in VC++.

http://www.microsoft.com/msj/0697/atl.aspx

Regards
Ankur Verma

Thx, The reason why I need to do it in C++ is because my teacher won't accept it in another language :/

I'll check the URL you gave me.

thank you