Depending on your security policies, geopgraphic location to your server, - if you have a UNC path (// or mapped drive) to your QV Server, you can enter it in the DocName Property.
In Design Mode of i.e. Excel (I assume you have the OCX registered) when you right click the object (after accessing it from your Insert -> More Controls button)
-> Qlik OCX Control Object -> Properties -> DocName
Enter the path i.e. Q:\MyFolder\MyQlik.qvw
For some reason I cannot attach images (to give you a screen print of what I mean).
My users do not have mapped drive capabilities to the QVServer directories, e.g. QVServer in the cloud.
I have found that I use qvp protocol to specify the file in the OCX OpenDocument (or OpenDocumentEx) API to get the files from the QVServer into my OCX.
I have found that I can use an OCX embedded in a app to access a qvw on an accesspoint in the following case:
1) User has an account with the same name/pswd on the their personal machine and on the QVServer host
2) Embed the OCX in a application.
3) Application calls OCX api OpenDocumentEx and passes the name of the document as qvp://10.5.15.15/foo.qvw or qvp://TargetServer/dir1/dir2/foo.qvw
where the name of the server host is either an ip or server name and the file within the server is specied as per the accesspoint data folder containment.
