Hi everybody. Im new on Wine.
My problem is next.
One application running in windows use a ocx application where it send some parameters and it receive some new parameters.
Im translating now this application to Linux and I must to use the ocx application. So I will send those parameters to the ocx application, (I hope can use this ocx application running in Linux by Wine) and received by my Linux application.
But Im new in Wine, I begin today, so I need a little of help.
Can anybody help me giving me some links of how to install this ocx application? and also some links of how to call this ocx application to send & received parameters?
Thanks in advanced to everybody & regards. Jose Benitez.
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Re: new in wine
What's the OCX application? How does one use it?
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Re: new in wine
Thanks for your answer.
It is use embededd in a visual basic program. So I suppose that I must build a visual basic program call this OCX, I think I must register it, and the next is to call this basic program from a linux script, write a txt file , and read this txt file from the main application in Linux.
The question for me is how to do all this. Where I can find documentation about Wine, to know how to use?.
Regards and thanks in advanced.
P.D. Maybe not bad idea send a email when somebody answer one post. I was thinking that nobody answer this, and I have come today for curiosity and I find this one.
It is use embededd in a visual basic program. So I suppose that I must build a visual basic program call this OCX, I think I must register it, and the next is to call this basic program from a linux script, write a txt file , and read this txt file from the main application in Linux.
The question for me is how to do all this. Where I can find documentation about Wine, to know how to use?.
Regards and thanks in advanced.
P.D. Maybe not bad idea send a email when somebody answer one post. I was thinking that nobody answer this, and I have come today for curiosity and I find this one.