Hi,
Probably following steps may help you :
- you C# object should be COM component;
- create valid .inf files;
- put you dll & inf into cab;
- sign you cab file;
- use this signed cab on you page (client side);
Thanks,
Max
"Tobias Nilsson" <public@turismo.se> wrote in message
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> I have almost exactly the same problem as the guy below.
> Is it NOT possible running .NET code locally in Internet Explorer WITHOUT[/color]
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> webserver????
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> I've done some C# code and compiled to a .dll ... using the OBJECT tag and
> CLASSID all works fine when I upload it to a webserver... but trying to[/color]
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> it locally without IIS the object till not execute (why should I use IIS[/color]
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> when it's 100% clientcode?)
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> I've read that CLASSID only support the HTTP protocol with dotnet... if[/color]
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> is the case I will never be able to run it without a webserver? Is there
> not any way around this??
>
> / Tobias
>
> Ps... sorry for the crosspost but there seem to be nobody that can answer
> this... maybe because it's not possible?
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> My company has in the past created local browser applications with front[/color]
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> in HTML/JavaScript and backend in the form of a Java applet. The applet[/color]
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> contained the business code and calculations. Benefit of this approach is
> that we could distribute the entire app on a CDROM.
>
> As you might guess, I am looking for the .NET way of this scenario. I have
> read about User Controls in IE and about several deployment methods.
> However, deployment from the web is no option because of CDROM deployment
> restriction.
>
> Can anybody shed some light on how to accomplish a pure local browser app
> using .NET code?
>
> Best regards,
> Neeva
>
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