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AltiClient ActiveX Programmer’s Guide 2
Using AltiAgent ActiveX Control Object
The AltiAgent ActiveX Control Object is an ActiveX Object. It will work with AltiAgent, getting
call-related information from AltiAgent, which acts as a server, and implement actions based on the
call information, for example, popping up corresponding customer information and logging caller
ID into a database.
This document contains descriptions of AltiAgent ActiveX Control Object files and type library,
followedbyexamplesinVC++.
Understanding Key Files
AltiCtrl.tlb—this type library file contains functions within the AltiCtrl ActiveX Object.
Methods contained in this type library need to be used directly by Visual C++ developers. In
Visual Basic, type library functions are handled automatically at run time.
AltiCtrl.ocx—third party applications use this ActiveX control module to develop applications.
It needs to be registered before starting application development.
Note: Before using AltiAgent AltiCtrl to develop your application, you need to register
AltiCtrl.ocx using RegSvr32.exe first. Because this object will work with AltiAgent, you
need to run an AltiAgent client when you develop and run your application on the same
machine.
Basic Procedure of Using AltiAgent ActiveX
To use ActiveX control object with AltiAgent:
1. Make sure AltiAgent is installed on the client desktop PC.
2. Copy AltiCtrl.ocx file from AltiAgent API directory to Windows system32 (NT/2000) or
system (98) directory.
3. Bring up command prompt and register altictrl.ocx
4. Edit VB or VC sample code to interface with destination client application.
5. Compile customized code to an executable file.
6. Copy that executable file to the same directory as AltiAgent.
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