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OLE 2.0 Automation<br />

l Allows an application to control the behavior of another<br />

application in an object-oriented manner.<br />

l OLE client<br />

© SAP AG<br />

n An application that can generate and control objects made<br />

available by an OLE 2.0-compatible application (server).<br />

l OLE server<br />

n A server represents the objects, methods and properties of an<br />

application to be used by another desktop application (client).<br />

In a desktop environment, an OLE 2.0 application "registers" its own application objects that can be<br />

generated and used by other applications. The registered objects each have specific methods and<br />

properties. A method is a function used only for this object (e.g. in Excel, cells have the method Clear,<br />

which deletes the contents of the cell). A property is an attribute of the object (e.g. if application has the<br />

property Visible and its value is True, the application can be seen on the desktop).<br />

OLE 2.0 Automation allows you to access objects and methods of another OLE 2.0-capable application<br />

from an application program. The access is object-oriented.

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