How to install the Campaign ActiveX control manually

Problem or error: Company policy prevents users from downloading the ActiveX/OCX control required by Campaign.

Solution: IBM® recommends that you set up a script to install the ActiveX control. If this is not possible, perform the following manual procedure.

If you use this method, you must repeat this procedure each time you upgrade Campaign.

To manually install the ActiveX control on user machines

1.	Extract the campaign.war file.

You can use third-party archiving utilities such as WinZip or 7-Zip or the Java jar command to extract the WAR file.

2.	Copy the uacflowchart.cab file to the machine from which the user accesses Campaign.

3.	Extract the uacflowchart.cab file to the Downloaded Program Files directory (for example C:\Windows\Downloaded Program Files).

You can use the expand.exe command at a Windows prompt, some third-party archiving utilities such as WinZip or 7-Zip, or the Java jar command to extract the CAB file.

The Downloaded Program Files directory is located under the system root. To locate the system root, you can open a command window and enter echo %systemroot%

If you do not have permissions to write to the Downloaded Program Files directory, contact your network administrator to obtain them. If it is not possible to obtain the permissions, you can create a directory named Campaign_ocx on the local drive and extract the uacflowchart.cab file there. Continue with the steps below using this directory.

4.	Open a command window and change directory to the Downloaded Program Files directory.

5.	Run the following commands:

regsvr32 /s .\UCal.ocx

regsvr32 /s .\UACFlowchart.ocx

c1regsvr.exe /v .\olch2xu8.ocx

Note that the name of the command begins with the letter 'c', the number '1' (one), the letter 'r', and so on.

c1regsvr.exe /v .\olch3xu8.ocx

The regsvr32.exe command is installed automatically with your Windows operating system and is found in the system32 directory in your Windows directory.

The clregsvr.exe command is contained in the uacflowchart.cab file, and is available after you expand the CAB file.

You should now be able to log in to Campaign from the user's workstation and edit or create a flowchart.