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ActiveX Server Component

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ActiveX Server Component
A server-side software module constructed as an ActiveX component that is stored on a Windows client/server system or a Windows Web site. On a Web site, ActiveX Server Components can be called from Active Server Pages.


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The new product enables customers to build e-commerce applications by integrating Microsoft Active Server Pages (which combine HTML pages, scripts, and ActiveX server component to create web-based applications) with Unix application and transaction services.
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By embedding full Visual Basic applications and functions into Web pages for execution on the server, developers can use VB to do complicated file manipulation and to talk to ActiveX server components, such as existing OLE Automation servers or custom-designed ActiveX controls.
 
 
 
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