> Thanks for info.
'welcome.
> Nic - Well no I wasn't joking tho' I was aware that ActiveX wasn't popular
> in general for web apps.Just a wild question. I thought that the ActiveX
> code was downloaded to the browser so that if an activex enabled
> browser was
> being used then Apache could send the ActiveX code down to it
> just as easily
> as any other file ? Don't know if any of that makes sense - I'm new to the
> details and esoterica of web servers and Internet apps :-}
yes it does - and yes you can - its just a blob of data - the server doesn't
care any more than it does with a MPEG or JPG. You might have to add a mime
type for it tho.
You can't, AFAIK, _run_ an ActiveX on a Linux box (VMWare and Wine not
withstanding), or in Netscape under Linux (or under Windows for that
matter - might have changed, but I dont use netscape unless I can avoid it).
Serving it up should work just fine tho.
I got the wrong end of the stick, by the looks of it. :)
N
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