Automation

Automation is the general term that describes how applications use COM to interact with each other. An application can act as an automation server or an automation client.

An automation server allows other applications to use COM to access the server application’s data and resources.
An automation client is an application that accesses the data and resources of an automation server. The automation client must be produced with a development system that supports COM.

Dexterity-based applications can act both as automation servers and automation clients. All Dexterity-based applications implement a COM interface that allows them to be controlled by automation clients. This COM interface is more commonly known as the Continuum interface.

Dexterity-based applications can act as automation clients, controlling and accessing the data of other COM-enabled applications like Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word.

Automation

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