ATL Control Containment FAQ

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2012-11-16

This section covers questions related to hosting controls with ATL.

Note

In Visual C++ .NET, the window class "AtlAxWin" is renamed to "AtlAxWin80". You can still use "AtlAxWin" if you use the hosting code in atl.dll (shipped with Visual C++ 6.0 and now a system .dll).

Classes and APIs

Which ATL Classes Facilitate ActiveX Control Containment?
What Is the ATL Control-Hosting API?
What Is "AtlAxWin80"?

Creating and Loading Controls

How Do I Create a Control Instance?
How Do I Load Controls Specified at Run Time?
How Do I Load Controls Specified on a Dialog Resource?
How Do I Load a Licensed Control?
How Do I Deal with Licensed Controls?
When Do I Need to Call AtlAxWinInit?

Working with Controls

What Is a Host Object?
Can I Host More Than One Control in a Single Window?
Can I Reuse a Host Window?
How Do I Resize a Control?
How Do I Get an Interface Pointer to a Control?
How Do I Set Ambient Properties for My Controls?
Hosting ActiveX Controls Using ATL AXHost

Destroying Controls

How Do I Destroy a Control?
When Do I Need to Call AtlAxWinTerm?

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Classes and APIs

Creating and Loading Controls

Working with Controls

Destroying Controls

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