ActiveX port

[ATTN: LISA 6.2.3 has a macro recorder that is not avilable to LISA 7.3.0. The macro-recorder writes to a text file the internal LISA functions used for every action done in the pre-processor. LISA 7.3.0 can be installed parallel to 6.2.3.]

ActiveX application

LISA-ActiveX was used in :

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This client uses LISA 6.1.2 .

Using LISA to power your application

LISA's ActiveX port enables software developers to write their own programs which can call on the LISA engine to accomplish the more difficult tasks of mesh generation and equation solving or for routines like stress classification, FEA results documentation, etc. Using ActiveX, the LISA pre- and post-processor can be integrated into a software application. This use of LISA is similar to a dynamic link library, but here, LISA is called the activeX server while the software application is called the activeX client.

To write ActiveX clients/servers for LISA you can use Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Visual Basic or any other programming language which supports Microsoft active-X programming.