Getting Started in VB

Working with the COM object and ActiveX control

Remarks

Working with the COM object

In order to insert wodHttpDLX COM object in your project, follow these steps:

1. Install the component on your system by starting its setup program.

2. In the Visual Basic IDE, create new project or open existing one.

3. Click on 'Project', then on 'References' menu

4. Find and select 'WeOnlyDo! COM Http DELUXE Client COM Object', and click on 'Ok' to leave the dialog box.

5. Open code editor, and at the top, in (General) section add this code: Dim WithEvents Http1 As wodHttpDLXCom 6. In Form_Load function initialize the component

 
Private Sub Form_Load()
 Set Http1 = New wodHttpDLXCom
End Sub
 

7. If you have licensed version of wodHttpDLX, then after you initialize the component, set it's LicenseKey property:

 
Private Sub Form_Load()
 Set Http1 = New wodHttpDLXCom
 Http1.LicenseKey = "xxxx....xxxx"
End Sub
 

8. To use notifications (optional) instead of events, please refer here.

9. To free up the resources when your program ends, destroy the component from Form_Unload

 
Private Sub Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer)
 Set Http1 = Nothing
End Sub
 

10. Do not forget to distribute wodHttp.DLL when using COM object!


Working with the ActiveX control

In order to insert wodHttpDLX ActiveX control in your project, follow these steps:

1. Install the component on your system by starting its setup program.

2. In the Visual Basic IDE, create new project or open existing one.

3. Click on 'Project', then on 'Components' menu

4. Find and select 'WeOnlyDo! COM Http DELUXE Client ActiveX Control', and click on 'Ok' to leave the dialog box.

5. Locate new wodHttpDLX icon on Toolbox toolbar

6. Do not forget to distribute wodHttp.OCX when using ActiveX control!

Platforms

Windows