// Shows an example of accessing an ActiveX control in
// a web page.

import iexplorer.InternetExplorer; 
import iexplorer.IWebBrowserApp;  

import mshtml.IHTMLDocument;
import mshtml.IHTMLElementCollection;
import mshtml.IHTMLElement;

import ezjcom.JComVariant;
import ezjcom.JComObject;

import java.io.BufferedReader;  
import java.io.InputStreamReader;  

public class ActiveXSample {  

  static String url = TBD: specify your URL string here (in quotes);
  public static void main(String args[])  
  {  
    IWebBrowserApp app = null;
    try {  
      // Instantiate an InternetExplorer  
      InternetExplorer ie = new InternetExplorer();  

      // Get IWebBrowserApp  
      app = ie.getIWebBrowserApp();  

      app.setVisible( true );  
      // 1) Some ActiveX controls may not behave correctly when not visible.
      // 2) If still setting invisible, also add the following workaround
      //    for Internet Explorer bug (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/259935)
      //app.setLeft( - app.getWidth());

      // If IE is trying to load any default pages, stop it.  
      app.Stop();  

      // Attach the events listener.
      WebLoadListener webLoadListener = new WebLoadListener();
      ie.addJComEventListener( webLoadListener );

      webLoadListener.initialize();
      synchronized ( webLoadListener ) {
          app.Navigate( url );
          webLoadListener.wait();
      }
      System.out.println( "Searching URL for ActiveX object " + url );

      // Now search the document for an OBJECT tag.
      IHTMLDocument2 doc = (IHTMLDocument2)
                 app.getDocument().JComCoerceObjectToAnotherType( IHTMLDocument2.class );
      IHTMLElementCollection all = doc.getAll();

      for ( int i = 0; i < all.getLength(); i++ ) {
          JComObject object = all.item( new JComVariant( i ));
          IHTMLElement elem = (IHTMLElement)
                    object.JComCoerceObjectToAnotherType( IHTMLElement.class );
          if ( "OBJECT".equalsIgnoreCase( elem.getTagName())) {

              // This is our ActiveX element!

              // Now we can use JComGetProperty, JComSetProperty and JComCallMethod
              // on the object.  For instance,

              JComVariant result = object.JComGetProperty( "MyProperty", null );
              System.out.println( "Result = " + result.toString());

              result = object.JComCallMethod( "MyMethod",
                          new JComVariant[]{ new JComVariant( 1 ),
                                             new JComVariant( 3.3 ),
                                             new JComVariant( "etc" )  } );
              System.out.println( "Result = " + result.toString());
          }
      }

      System.out.print( "Press ENTER to quit program" );
      BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(  
                 new InputStreamReader( System.in ));  
      in.readLine();
    } catch (Exception ex) {  
      ex.printStackTrace();  
    } finally {
      if ( app != null ) try {
        app.Quit();
      } catch (Exception ex) {}
    }
    System.exit( 0 );
  }  
}