clindstrom
Nov 29th, 2000, 09:46 AM
Hi,
I have a weather station that I have written an NT service to monitor. The service watches a data stream at a com port and translates that data into weather data. I have created a class called clsWOBS that has properties for weather data. I would like to be able to access this class as an ActiveX object that I can read from IIS. There will only ever be one instance of the server running and I only want the client to be able to read data. Eventually I would like to create a VB client app that can be run from a network client and retrieve the data.
Any suggestions on how best to do this? I'm new to ActiveX servers. I've been programming VB since 3.0 and have developed a few commercial apps in VB so I am comfortable with VB just not ActiveX servers.
Thanks
I have a weather station that I have written an NT service to monitor. The service watches a data stream at a com port and translates that data into weather data. I have created a class called clsWOBS that has properties for weather data. I would like to be able to access this class as an ActiveX object that I can read from IIS. There will only ever be one instance of the server running and I only want the client to be able to read data. Eventually I would like to create a VB client app that can be run from a network client and retrieve the data.
Any suggestions on how best to do this? I'm new to ActiveX servers. I've been programming VB since 3.0 and have developed a few commercial apps in VB so I am comfortable with VB just not ActiveX servers.
Thanks