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Anyone know Perl and VB well enough to help ?


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  • Subject: Anyone know Perl and VB well enough to help ?
  • From: "Kevin Hawkins" <lists@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 4 Aug 2002 13:10:34 +0100
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    I am writing a small application in VB to provide Caller ID display on the SliMP3 player that integrates with Outlook ( When & IF I finish this it will be freeware to UKHA members requiring a Meteor and SliMP3). Sorry Windows only, haven't got to grips with the penguin. When my Audiotron arrives I hope to support that too.
 
    One of the things I would like to do is to augment the Perl source code  for the SliMP3 server (which I have but Perl is a new environment for me) to post events into Visual Basic probably through an ActiveX. Is there an easy way to do this ?  I have seen Active States Perl Developers Toolkit which allows you to build Active X controls with Perl but it costs a fair bit and I can't warrant that to give it away for free.
 
    I had thought of just posting a network packet from the Perl app to VB which would seem to accomplish what I want - is this a sensible cheap, quick and dirty alternative??
 
    Can I easily use COM/DCOM to send something from Perl to VB ? or again will I need to buy the toolkit.
 
    Kevin

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