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This has not a lot to do with ActiveX itself.

It's just an XMLHttpRequest which retrieves the page contained in 'url'.
The activeX is only used in MS browsers, the other (imho normal browsers) will be using:
req = new XMLHttpRequest();

So... Find out what 'url' contains and use LWP::Simple or whatever to fetch the page...

GreetZ!,

ChOas
print "profeth still\n" if /bird|devil/;

In reply to Re^5: Reading from an ActiveX Object by ChOas
in thread Reading from an ActiveX Object by GaijinPunch

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