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I need to interface with MATLAB as in send data to it and nothing else.
ML says the following for activex, can anyone advise as to how could get the programId for the esignal feed and connect to it?
thanks for youe help.
Cy
Creating the Server Process — An Overview
MATLAB provides two functions to enable the MATLAB COM client to create an instance of the COM component in a server process:
actxcontrol — Creates an ActiveX control in a MATLAB figure window.
actxserver — Creates an in-process server for a dynamic link library (DLL) component or an out-of-process server for an executable (EXE) component.
Creating an ActiveX Control
You can create an ActiveX control from the MATLAB client using either a graphical user interface or the actxcontrol function directly from the command line. Either of these methods creates an instance of the control in the MATLAB client process and returns a handle to the primary interface to the COM object. Through this interface, you can then access any public property or method of the object. You can also establish additional interfaces to the object, including interfaces that use IDispatch and any custom interfaces that may exist.
ML says the following for activex, can anyone advise as to how could get the programId for the esignal feed and connect to it?
thanks for youe help.
Cy
Creating the Server Process — An Overview
MATLAB provides two functions to enable the MATLAB COM client to create an instance of the COM component in a server process:
actxcontrol — Creates an ActiveX control in a MATLAB figure window.
actxserver — Creates an in-process server for a dynamic link library (DLL) component or an out-of-process server for an executable (EXE) component.
Creating an ActiveX Control
You can create an ActiveX control from the MATLAB client using either a graphical user interface or the actxcontrol function directly from the command line. Either of these methods creates an instance of the control in the MATLAB client process and returns a handle to the primary interface to the COM object. Through this interface, you can then access any public property or method of the object. You can also establish additional interfaces to the object, including interfaces that use IDispatch and any custom interfaces that may exist.
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