C# equivalent of Java applet

[_R]

I'd like to build a small web app that models an electronic circuit.
Easily done on desktop. In the web version, the controls could be
done via ASP.net, but graphics would have to be built and sent to the
client on the fly. Do-able on client side in the java runtime, but
how could this be done within .NET? Any provision within the 2005
beta?
..

[John Timney \(ASP.NET MVP\)]

Dont think theres anything in 2 that would help you really. Your still
basically talking about rendering graphics on the fly. Lots of examples of
this about already.

http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/as...b_graphics.asp

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Regards

John Timney
ASP.NET MVP
Microsoft Regional Director

"_R" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
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I'd like to build a small web app that models an electronic circuit.
Easily done on desktop. In the web version, the controls could be
done via ASP.net, but graphics would have to be built and sent to the
client on the fly. Do-able on client side in the java runtime, but
how could this be done within .NET? Any provision within the 2005
beta?
.

[Chris Botha]

An alternative is that you can build a Windows user control and embed it in
Internet Explorer.
http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickst...eSourcing.aspx

The client must have the Framework installed and setting up the security on
the client can be a nightmare, depending what the user control does.
"_R" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
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I'd like to build a small web app that models an electronic circuit.
Easily done on desktop. In the web version, the controls could be
done via ASP.net, but graphics would have to be built and sent to the
client on the fly. Do-able on client side in the java runtime, but
how could this be done within .NET? Any provision within the 2005
beta?
.

[Lau Lei Cheong]

I think I've read somewhere that there is something called "C# applet",
where IE will call IEExec.EXE for you and act much like a Java applet.

I've only tried to use it to reander client-side graphics only, to tried to
to write anything useful through.

"_R" <[e-mail]> ???????:mk********************************@4ax.com ...

I'd like to build a small web app that models an electronic circuit.
Easily done on desktop. In the web version, the controls could be
done via ASP.net, but graphics would have to be built and sent to the
client on the fly. Do-able on client side in the java runtime, but
how could this be done within .NET? Any provision within the 2005
beta?
.