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strongly named .net assembly in IE

I'm trying to create a Windows Form control that will run
in a web page. I was able to successfully load the
control using the following html tag:

<OBJECT id="test"
classid="ClassLibrary1.dll#ClassLibrary1.ClassLibr ary1.OQB
CTRL">

However, I was running into some security issues and
tried to add a strong name to my control. Everything
appears to be working correctly. I receive no compiler
errors, the control runs just fine in another Windows
app, I can trust the assembly via URL but all I get in my
browser is a placeholder--not even an error.

Can anybody give me some idea of how to go about
troubleshooting this problem? (If you know exactly how
to solve the problem I'm open to hearing that too...)

Thanks,
Brett
Nov 22 '05 #1
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