NOT possible running .NET code locally in IE????

[Tobias Nilsson]

I have almost exactly the same problem as the guy below.
Is it NOT possible running .NET code locally in Internet Explorer WITHOUT a
webserver????

I've done some C# code and compiled to a .dll ... using the OBJECT tag and
CLASSID all works fine when I upload it to a webserver... but trying to run
it locally without IIS the object till not execute (why should I use IIS btw
when it's 100% clientcode?)

I've read that CLASSID only support the HTTP protocol with dotnet... if this
is the case I will never be able to run it without a webserver? Is there
not any way around this??

/ Tobias

Ps... sorry for the crosspost but there seem to be nobody that can answer
this... maybe because it's not possible?

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My company has in the past created local browser applications with front end
in HTML/JavaScript and backend in the form of a Java applet. The applet code
contained the business code and calculations. Benefit of this approach is
that we could distribute the entire app on a CDROM.

As you might guess, I am looking for the .NET way of this scenario. I have
read about User Controls in IE and about several deployment methods.
However, deployment from the web is no option because of CDROM deployment
restriction.

Can anybody shed some light on how to accomplish a pure local browser app
using .NET code?

Best regards,
Neeva

 

[Maxim Kazitov]

Hi,

Probably following steps may help you :
- you C# object should be COM component;
- create valid .inf files;
- put you dll & inf into cab;
- sign you cab file;
- use this signed cab on you page (client side);

Thanks,
Max