Forms with AxWebBrowser takes time to load

[gogaz]

Hi,

I am not sure if I am doing somthing wrong, but the forms with
AxWebBrowser control in my VB.NET application takes time to load and
show up on screen when i run in Debug mode in VS

Computer Config:
P4 3.2
1GB RAM
160 GB SATA HDD

Any comments friends?

Warm Regards

[Charles Law]

Hi Gogaz

... but the forms with AxWebBrowser control
in my VB.NET application takes time to load and
show up on screen when I run in Debug mode in VS
That doesn't really surprise me. The control throws several first-time
exceptions when it is loaded, and these take a moment to get over (in
particular the first one thrown). There doesn't really seem to be any way
around this, except to go to VS2005, which has a proper managed wrapper for
the WebBrowser control, and seems to load more quickly.

HTH

Charles
<go***@rediffmail.com> wrote in message
news:11**********************@o13g2000cwo.googlegr oups.com... Hi,

I am not sure if I am doing somthing wrong, but the forms with
AxWebBrowser control in my VB.NET application takes time to load and
show up on screen when i run in Debug mode in VS

Computer Config:
P4 3.2
1GB RAM
160 GB SATA HDD

Any comments friends?

Warm Regards

[gogaz]

Thanx very much Charles.

I will try to convince my ProLeader to get a copy of VS2005 [hope you
are not saying this just to market MS new products :)]

But does that means i will need latest version of .NET Framework as
well? I have got v1.1 at the moment.

Regards

[Charles Law]

> I will try to convince my ProLeader to get a copy of VS2005 [hope you

are not saying this just to market MS new products :)]
Not a bit of it. And I should add that although the control in VS2005 has a
proper managed wrapper, it is still the same mshtml and shdocvw underneath,
for better or worse. That means that if you want to do anything clever with
it - show grid, snap-to-grid, squiggly underlining, table column selection -
you will still have to get down-and-dirty with the mshtml interfaces, and
grapple with the lack of detailed documentation on their use and
implementation.
But does that means I will need latest version of .NET Framework as
well? I have got v1.1 at the moment.
Yes, but it will sit side-by-side with V1.1 if you still need to support
that (and the framework, of course, is free).

Charles
<go***@rediffmail.com> wrote in message
news:11**********************@g49g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com... Thanx very much Charles.

I will try to convince my ProLeader to get a copy of VS2005 [hope you
are not saying this just to market MS new products :)]

But does that means i will need latest version of .NET Framework as
well? I have got v1.1 at the moment.

Regards