How to implement a WindowsControl in IE that uses another Windows Control

[Martin Trabold]

Hi

how can I implement a WindowsControl in IE?
I know I can use the following statement in a web page.
<object id="MyTrendingControl"
classid=http://localhost/TestControl1/DynamicGraph.dll#ClassLibrary1.DynamicGraph
height=480
width=640 VIEWASTEXT>
</object>

This works fine if the Windows Control does not reference another control.
So, does anybody know how I can solve it that my Windows Control that
references another windows control runs in IE?


Thanks

Martin

 

[Steve C. Orr [MVP, MCSD]]

If you're talking about a built-in .NET control then just reference it
normally and all will work fine since the .NET framework is on the client.
If you're talking about a 3rd party control with it's own DLL then that's
much harder. In fact I don't know of any good way to get that to the
client.

Here's more info:
http://SteveOrr.net/articles/WinformControls.aspx

 

[Martin Trabold]

Hallo Steve,

thanks for your answer.

Sorry, I'm talking about a third party control with it's own DLL.
Using ActiveX controls it was possible to download them from the server
using a Codebase parameter.
Does there exist a similar way for .NET controls?

Martin