Using .Net controls in Internet Explorer

[Friskusen]

I have written a Windows control library in Vb.net and now i am eager to use
them from
webpages with Internet explorer, using the object tag, something like this

<object id="MyButto1"
classid="http://Domain/MyControls.dll#MyControls.MyButton" ></object>

First i uploaded the library to my homepage to let explorer get it from
there; that it

classid="http://MyHomeServer/MyControls.dll#MyControls.MyButton"

However, the control was not visible on page.

Then i ran my own webserver locally to see if explorer actually tries to get
the library, that is

classid="http://Localhost/MyControls.dll#MyControls.MyButton"

Indeed, it issue the GET /MyControls.dll command, and my webserver delievers
it, but
even this time, the control is not visible on the page.

The interesting thing is what explorer does after it downloads the control
library..
Seems it cant use the control straight away, for some reason..

Anybody any idea ?

Thanks for comments and advice !

[Friskusen]

I have found the answer myself.

Just a last comment before i leave this group:

Haha, seems to me its completely meaningsless to post a question here if you
are one inch above newbie level. Deeper questions which require some brain
will be left unanswered, only superficial trivial things which even a moneky
could handle will get hundreds of replies from people eager to show how
competent they are in VB.net, but in reality they hardly know anything...

You talk about objects, but you dont have a clue what an object is or howit
is implemented on lowest level, that is assembly language. For most of you
,VB.net will remain a magical fasade, lacking the brain to penetrate to any
depth beyond the superficial monkey level...

Thanks for your attention,
bæææ_bææææ..

[Cor Ligthert]

Friskusen,

Did you know that almost every day things are changed in IE to do security.

Therefore your question is absolute not popular.

To get an answer your question would have to be interesting for other people
and becomes therefore quiet easy. It seems that there are not much who use
your approach.

However using own webcontrols in aspnet is more a question for the framework
groups. It is not special VBNet language.

microsoft.public.dotnet.aspnet

Just my thought,

Cor

[Cor Ligthert]

doh
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet