E
eusebiu
hello..
I have an applet written in C#(Windows.Forms.UserControl) and I import
it into an ASP.NET 2.0 page with <object> tag and the assembly is in
the same folder with the aspx page.
<object id="applet"classid="http:Assembly.dll#Namespace.MyClass"></
object>
When I run the Application (F5 in VS2005) the applet is showed but
when someone in my intranet network want to acces the page, the applet
is not showed.
Why is that?
If I write the URL to the applet dll, I am asked if I want to download
the dll. So I am thinking that the IE is not downloading the dll into
Temporary Internet Files. Am I right? And if I am, how can I set IE to
download the dll?
I have an applet written in C#(Windows.Forms.UserControl) and I import
it into an ASP.NET 2.0 page with <object> tag and the assembly is in
the same folder with the aspx page.
<object id="applet"classid="http:Assembly.dll#Namespace.MyClass"></
object>
When I run the Application (F5 in VS2005) the applet is showed but
when someone in my intranet network want to acces the page, the applet
is not showed.
Why is that?
If I write the URL to the applet dll, I am asked if I want to download
the dll. So I am thinking that the IE is not downloading the dll into
Temporary Internet Files. Am I right? And if I am, how can I set IE to
download the dll?