Package...like Java's jar

[Crirus]

Hi again!

There is a way to package some dll's I need in a single file to embed them
in internet explorer page?
I need what Java does with Jar to an applet

Regards,
Crirus

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

There is a way to package some dll's I need in a single file to embed them
in internet explorer page?
I need what Java does with Jar to an applet

Why not compile everything in a single DLL?

 

[Crirus]

If I know how...?

Why not compile everything in a single DLL?

 

[Crirus]

I posted a question about how to compile 3 UC's in the same aasambly and I
got a workaround with a tool... but I'm not sure how it work

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

I posted a question about how to compile 3 UC's in the same aasambly and I
got a workaround with a tool... but I'm not sure how it work

You don't know how "illink.exe" works?

 

[Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook]]

Crirus,
In addition to Herfried's comments.

You should be able to create a CAB file that you can reference from IE.

A CAB file should be one of your Setup & Deployment project types in VS.NET

I have not tried using a CAB file with .NET assemblies, I know you can use
them with ActiveX controls.

I do not have any links handy.

Hope this helps
Jay

 

[Crirus]

Hi, Herfried

Oh, I review the posts and sow you was sending that link...
I'm not sure how to use it...and what is the result...

Crirus

PS> Should I ask why in the name of God they didnt implemented that way of
building in the IDE?

I really hate to have 10 Dll's when I need only one, and the other have no
use as standalone....
Or maybe there is a hidden (to me) way to add a window control to my public
container UC, and to have mouse events and paint of it's own?

I need to make multiple independent reactangles in the main control, in that
way each of it can be clicked and drawed separate, just as I add controls in
VB6 to another control

Long PS...

Crirus