new to .net - is this easy?

[Phil Da Lick!]

Hi,

I've been doing a bit of work using a html control as the main interface on
my apps with JS code within the html to call into my application, defining a
COM object to handle this on the app side. Now a brand new project has come
up I was wondering whether the same process can be done easily on .net in
c++?

Basically the JS code within the html would call properties and methods on
the external object.

Can this be done, and if so how?

Cheers,

Phil.

 

[Bob Powell [MVP]]

You can create a DLL with C#, VB (or Visual J# I think, not an expert on
that one) and call into it as though it was a COM object.

In the project properties you'll select "Register DLL for COM interop" and
then call it using the GUID you assign.

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[Phil Da Lick!]

You can create a DLL with C#, VB (or Visual J# I think, not an expert on
that one) and call into it as though it was a COM object.

In the project properties you'll select "Register DLL for COM interop" and
then call it using the GUID you assign.

I think you misunderstood what I was asking. Perhaps I didnt phrase it
right - what I want to do is create a project using a html control as the
main interface and provide a mechanism whereby the html file can contain
javascript code to call into my program. Can this be done in .net? If so are
there any good examples online?