Yuri Yurchenko
February 4th, 2002, 03:19 AM
Good day!
When I create a Dialog-based application with MFC support in VC++ .NET and place ActiveX control to dialog and add this control variable, I see that class-wrapper is generated with many enums, some methods only. All needed methods aren't generated (for example, I use Spreadsheet by MS Office Web Components and some methods and properties (such as Visible) exist in class-wrapper, but many of them aren't generated (such as Cells, Range, etc properties and methods)). In MSDN documentation is written that I must do it (create own class-wrapper) manually using OLE/COM Object Viewer.
Is that right? How can I do it?
When I create a Dialog-based application with MFC support in VC++ .NET and place ActiveX control to dialog and add this control variable, I see that class-wrapper is generated with many enums, some methods only. All needed methods aren't generated (for example, I use Spreadsheet by MS Office Web Components and some methods and properties (such as Visible) exist in class-wrapper, but many of them aren't generated (such as Cells, Range, etc properties and methods)). In MSDN documentation is written that I must do it (create own class-wrapper) manually using OLE/COM Object Viewer.
Is that right? How can I do it?