KB912812 issue

[Jon]

OK, I have a asp.net web page that is using a .NET windows Form user control
and is referencing the control by the DLL name. like this:

<object id="carSales"
classid="carsales/controls/CarSalesGraph.dll#CarSales.Graphing">
</object>
and when the security patch KB912812 was installed its now preventing me to
view my web page with this user control. So, how can I get my code to work
with this patch installed? One some machines I have the patch to allow
activex controls to work with this but i need a permanent fix.

[Demetri]

Verify that the .Net Configuration settings are correct still to allow it to
download and show in the page.

Control Panel --> .Net 1.x *AND* 2.0 Configuration --> Click on Runtime
Security Policy --> Click on Adjust Zone Security.

On the Wizard:
1. Make changes to this computer.
2. Select Local Intranet.
3. Slide the slider all the way up to Full Trust.
4. Click next and then click finish.

Clear your browser's cache.
--
-Demetri
"Jon" wrote:

OK, I have a asp.net web page that is using a .NET windows Form user control
and is referencing the control by the DLL name. like this:

<object id="carSales"
classid="carsales/controls/CarSalesGraph.dll#CarSales.Graphing">
</object>
and when the security patch KB912812 was installed its now preventing me to
view my web page with this user control. So, how can I get my code to work
with this patch installed? One some machines I have the patch to allow
activex controls to work with this but i need a permanent fix.

[Jon]

doesn't work.
I tried that on my local pc and no luck.
and some of our pcs have the framework installed but do not have the .net
configuration manager

"Demetri" wrote:

Verify that the .Net Configuration settings are correct still to allow it to
download and show in the page.

Control Panel --> .Net 1.x *AND* 2.0 Configuration --> Click on Runtime
Security Policy --> Click on Adjust Zone Security.

On the Wizard:
1. Make changes to this computer.
2. Select Local Intranet.
3. Slide the slider all the way up to Full Trust.
4. Click next and then click finish.

Clear your browser's cache.
--
-Demetri
"Jon" wrote:

OK, I have a asp.net web page that is using a .NET windows Form user control
and is referencing the control by the DLL name. like this:

<object id="carSales"
classid="carsales/controls/CarSalesGraph.dll#CarSales.Graphing">
</object>
and when the security patch KB912812 was installed its now preventing me to
view my web page with this user control. So, how can I get my code to work
with this patch installed? One some machines I have the patch to allow
activex controls to work with this but i need a permanent fix.

[bruce barker \(sqlwork.com\)]

due to MS losing a patent lawsuit, using the <object> tag to host an winform
control will no longer work.
see the following article for work arounds.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ng_activex.asp

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Jon" <Jo*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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doesn't work.
I tried that on my local pc and no luck.
and some of our pcs have the framework installed but do not have the .net
configuration manager

"Demetri" wrote:

Verify that the .Net Configuration settings are correct still to allow it
to
download and show in the page.

Control Panel --> .Net 1.x *AND* 2.0 Configuration --> Click on Runtime
Security Policy --> Click on Adjust Zone Security.

On the Wizard:
1. Make changes to this computer.
2. Select Local Intranet.
3. Slide the slider all the way up to Full Trust.
4. Click next and then click finish.

Clear your browser's cache.
--
-Demetri
"Jon" wrote:

> OK, I have a asp.net web page that is using a .NET windows Form user
> control
> and is referencing the control by the DLL name. like this:
>
> <object id="carSales"
> classid="carsales/controls/CarSalesGraph.dll#CarSales.Graphing">
> </object>
> and when the security patch KB912812 was installed its now preventing
> me to
> view my web page with this user control. So, how can I get my code to
> work
> with this patch installed? One some machines I have the patch to allow
> activex controls to work with this but i need a permanent fix.
>

[Jon]

none of those solutions work for me, I just get an emtpy box on my web form.

"bruce barker (sqlwork.com)" wrote:

due to MS losing a patent lawsuit, using the <object> tag to host an winform
control will no longer work.
see the following article for work arounds.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ng_activex.asp

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Jon" <Jo*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CA**********************************@microsof t.com...

doesn't work.
I tried that on my local pc and no luck.
and some of our pcs have the framework installed but do not have the .net
configuration manager

"Demetri" wrote:

Verify that the .Net Configuration settings are correct still to allow it
to
download and show in the page.

Control Panel --> .Net 1.x *AND* 2.0 Configuration --> Click on Runtime
Security Policy --> Click on Adjust Zone Security.

On the Wizard:
1. Make changes to this computer.
2. Select Local Intranet.
3. Slide the slider all the way up to Full Trust.
4. Click next and then click finish.

Clear your browser's cache.
--
-Demetri
"Jon" wrote:

> OK, I have a asp.net web page that is using a .NET windows Form user
> control
> and is referencing the control by the DLL name. like this:
>
> <object id="carSales"
> classid="carsales/controls/CarSalesGraph.dll#CarSales.Graphing">
> </object>
> and when the security patch KB912812 was installed its now preventing
> me to
> view my web page with this user control. So, how can I get my code to
> work
> with this patch installed? One some machines I have the patch to allow
> activex controls to work with this but i need a permanent fix.
>

[dlcf123]

Jon - did you ever find a fix for this problem? I am also having a
problem with this patch, and though it is different (I get "Object
doesn't support this property or method:" error, even though the object
gets created and is registered and all, and it DOES support the
method), I figure that something you tried might just help.
Dianne

Jon wrote:

none of those solutions work for me, I just get an emtpy box on my web form.

"bruce barker (sqlwork.com)" wrote:

due to MS losing a patent lawsuit, using the <object> tag to host an winform
control will no longer work.
see the following article for work arounds.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ng_activex.asp

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Jon" <Jo*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CA**********************************@microsof t.com...

doesn't work.
I tried that on my local pc and no luck.
and some of our pcs have the framework installed but do not have the .net
configuration manager

"Demetri" wrote:

> Verify that the .Net Configuration settings are correct still to allow it
> to
> download and show in the page.
>
> Control Panel --> .Net 1.x *AND* 2.0 Configuration --> Click on Runtime
> Security Policy --> Click on Adjust Zone Security.
>
> On the Wizard:
> 1. Make changes to this computer.
> 2. Select Local Intranet.
> 3. Slide the slider all the way up to Full Trust.
> 4. Click next and then click finish.
>
> Clear your browser's cache.
> --
> -Demetri
>
>
> "Jon" wrote:
>
> > OK, I have a asp.net web page that is using a .NET windows Form user
> > control
> > and is referencing the control by the DLL name. like this:
> >
> > <object id="carSales"
> > classid="carsales/controls/CarSalesGraph.dll#CarSales.Graphing">
> > </object>
> > and when the security patch KB912812 was installed its now preventing
> > me to
> > view my web page with this user control. So, how can I get my code to
> > work
> > with this patch installed? One some machines I have the patch to allow
> > activex controls to work with this but i need a permanent fix.
> >