ActiveXs in Applet? Browser says Parent Must be derived from form

[Karl Blessing]

I tried to load a simple ActiveX control into a Java applet, the ActiveX is a simple one I made in VC++, with a single exposed Method that adds two number, when I use a COM Wrapper on it, and have this code:<br>
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exposedsimple.ExposedSimple.ExposedSimple MyAct = new exposedsimple.ExposedSimple.ExposedSimple();<br>
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MyAct.createControl();<br>
NumB = MyAct.AddThem((short)5,(short)5);<br>
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The Applet remains gray(and never hits the breakpoint I set afterwards), and the Status at the bottom of the Browser said:<br>
&quot;exception: com.ms.wfc.core.WFCException: ActiveX control's top level parent has to be derived from class Form&quot;<br>
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from this I think it means the object I place the Control on, has to be on a Form, is there anyway I can put it on an Applet, even if not visually(being able to use it's methods and what not)<br>
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