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Kevin Matwichuk
Jun 13, 2001, 4:06:12 PM6/13/01
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I was wondering if anyone nows if you can run .NET components withing IE
similar to Java applets or ActiveX controls? If so would the browser
require the .NET runtime JIT?
similar to Java applets or ActiveX controls? If so would the browser
require the .NET runtime JIT?
Thanks in advance,
Kevin
Cowboy
Jun 14, 2001, 2:22:41 PM6/14/01
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This is not the intention, as the thrust is towards server side components.
I would imagine it is possible, but I have not seen any examples anywhere.
If it is possible, the Framework will ahve to be installed on the client.
I would imagine it is possible, but I have not seen any examples anywhere.
If it is possible, the Framework will ahve to be installed on the client.
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Juan T. Llibre
Jun 14, 2001, 4:08:48 PM6/14/01
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The .NET Framework ships with 3 different types of
runtime hosts.
Internet Explorer
Shell executables
A set of APIs is included for writing your own
runtime hosts.
For Beta 1, there's a sample set
of Internet Explorer WebControls,
which only run on IE :
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Juan T. Llibre
Microsoft MVP [IIS/ASP]
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> This is not the intention, as the thrust is
towards server side components.
> I would imagine it is possible, but I have not seen any examples anywhere.
> If it is possible, the Framework will ahve to be installed on the client.
>
> I would imagine it is possible, but I have not seen any examples anywhere.
> If it is possible, the Framework will ahve to be installed on the client.
>
> Gregory A.
Beamer
> MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
> MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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Paul Yuknewicz [MSFT]
Jul 2, 2001, 12:51:40 PM7/2/01
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You can add rich Windows Forms controls to your HTML page and view it in IE
by adding an object reference to it. There is a sample in the QuickStart
Tuturials from the .NET Framework SDK -- check out the tutorial called:
Windows Forms -> Using Windows Forms Controls in Internet Explorer. Just as
Gregory points out, this feature requires your clients to be running .NET.
However you can detect the presence of .NET and only show the rich control
in that case.
by adding an object reference to it. There is a sample in the QuickStart
Tuturials from the .NET Framework SDK -- check out the tutorial called:
Windows Forms -> Using Windows Forms Controls in Internet Explorer. Just as
Gregory points out, this feature requires your clients to be running .NET.
However you can detect the presence of .NET and only show the rich control
in that case.
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