Microsoft KB Archive/192883

= How To Modify the VC++ COMPLEXDB Sample to Work on a Web Page =

Article ID: 192883

Article Last Modified on 7/1/2004

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 Enterprise Edition
 * Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 Professional Edition
 * Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 Standard Edition

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SUMMARY
Visual C++, version 6.0 contains a sample called COMPLEXDB that demonstrates how to use the Active Template Library (ATL) to write a complex data bound control. While the control works when placed into an MFC dialog as the sample demonstrates, additional work needs to be done to use the control from a Web page. This article details those steps.



MORE INFORMATION
Perform the following steps to get the COMPLEXDB sample to work on a Web page.

 Create a CDataSourceListener class that is derived from DataSourceListener (DataSourceListener is described in the ActiveX Control Writer's Kit).  Add the following code to the end of the ComplexCtl.cpp: class CDataSourceListener : public DataSourceListener {        public: ULONG m_ulRefCount; CComplexCtl * m_pControl;

CDataSourceListener(CComplexCtl * pControl):m_ulRefCount(0), m_pControl(pControl){}

STDMETHOD(QueryInterface)(REFIID iid, LPVOID * ppvObject) {            if (IsEqualIID(__uuidof(IUnknown), iid) ||                 IsEqualIID(__uuidof(DataSourceListener), iid)) {                *ppvObject = this; AddRef; return S_OK; }            else return E_NOINTERFACE; }

STDMETHOD_(ULONG, AddRef) {            return m_ulRefCount++; }

STDMETHOD_(ULONG, Release) {            if (--m_ulRefCount == 0) {               delete this; return 0; }            else return m_ulRefCount; }

STDMETHOD(dataMemberChanged)(DataMember bstrDM) {            m_pControl->UpdateControl; return S_OK; };

STDMETHOD(dataMemberAdded)(DataMember bstrDM){return S_OK;};

STDMETHOD(dataMemberRemoved)(DataMember bstrDM){return S_OK;};

};                         Modify the CComplexCtl::putref_DataSource method in CComplexCtl.cpp file to the following: STDMETHODIMP CComplexCtl::putref_DataSource(DataSource* pDataSource) {        m_spDataSource = pDataSource; CDataSourceListener * pListener = new CDataSourceListener(this); // Listener object is deleted when it is released. m_spDataSource->addDataSourceListener(pListener); }                         Create the Web page to bind the data source object to the COMPLEXDB control. The following example uses the RDS.DataControl control to bind data to the COMPLEXDB control:   Sample Query Page  <BODY> <CENTER> <H1>Sample Query Page</H1> <BR>

<OBJECT ID="COMPLEXDB" WIDTH=600 HEIGHT=200 CLASSID="CLSID:392BBDF0-06E1-11D1-8F8F-000000000000"> <PARAM NAME=DataSource DATASRC=#ADC> <PARAM NAME=FieldName VALUE="ProductName"> </OBJECT>

<BR> <OBJECT classid="clsid:BD96C556-65A3-11D0-983A-00C04FC29E33" ID=ADC HEIGHT=1 WIDTH = 1> <PARAM NAME="Server"  VALUE="http://myIISServer"> <PARAM NAME="Connect"    VALUE="DSN=DataTables"> <PARAM NAME="SQL"        VALUE="Select * from Products"> </OBJECT> </BODY> </HTML> NOTE: The Internet Client SDK documentation shows that you can use the following syntax: <OBJECT ID="COMPLEXDB" WIDTH=600 HEIGHT=200 Datasrc="#ADC" CLASSID="CLSID:392BBDF0-06E1-11D1-8F8F-000000000000"> These lines are supposed to connect the data source object with the particular object. This doesn't work with Internet Explorer 4.x and OLE DB data bound controls. You must set the data source by using the PARAM tag shown previously. </li></ol>

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