Traceroute as a browser band in c# - where to start?

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Rainer Krauss

I would like to code (just for learning) some band objects for Internet
Explorer.

To start with, i simply like to add a button to the Browser called
"Trace". Pressing it should open a band like the "history" showing the
results of a traceroute to the site that is currently in the URL.

I'm still new to Visual Studio and C# and even Windows programming. I
don't have a Visual C++ background, so i don't know much about ActiveX,
ATL or COM so far.

However, i learned some C# Shell programming and unix C and a few other
languages. What i need is a point to start with. Seems there are a loot
of Books and Webpages with tons of material about everything. But i
couldn't find anything about what i like to do so far.

Are there any readings/websites/tutorials/examples you could recommend
for getting a start? Or any hints on what i should look for or how to
start coding band objects for MSIE?

Thanks a lot.
 
Am Mon, 19 Apr 2004 09:11:33 +0200 schrieb Mattias Sjögren:
http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/dotnetbandobjects.asp
Click to expand...

Thanks, are there any more informations about that topic? As i said, i'm
fairly new to Windows programming and would like to learn more about that.

Could you recommend a book for that?

In best case i would like to read about this specific topic for .NET/c#,
but i haven't found anything. I didn't even found anything about coding
Browser Bands at all. Seems even the ATL/ActiveX/COM books don't cover
that? :(
 
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