Active X Component to replace an ocx

[Lou]

How do I create a .NET ActiveX component that has a form to be hosted in a
non DotNet
environment.
Basically in VB6 I would have simply created an ActiveX ocx.

-Lou

[sloan]

Re: Active X Component to replace an ocx


I think in dotnet they are called
"embedded controls"

try google with that search string instead. (or wait til someone else
responds)



"Lou" <lou.garvin@com cast.netwrote in message
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How do I create a .NET ActiveX component that has a form to be hosted in a
non DotNet
environment.
Basically in VB6 I would have simply created an ActiveX ocx.
>
-Lou
>
>

[Egghead]

Re: Active X Component to replace an ocx

I believe you cannot run the .Net control in a PC without .net environment.
You can have a wrapper class for the .Net control using in a non donet
application. However, you need dotnet framework at run-time.


--
cheers,
RL
"Lou" <lou.garvin@com cast.netwrote in message
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How do I create a .NET ActiveX component that has a form to be hosted in a
non DotNet
environment.
Basically in VB6 I would have simply created an ActiveX ocx.
>
-Lou
>

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RE: Active X Component to replace an ocx

Lou,

Here is some information on using a .Net form or user control in a VB6
application:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vbasic/bb419144.aspx

Kerry Moorman


"Lou" wrote:

How do I create a .NET ActiveX component that has a form to be hosted in a
non DotNet
environment.
Basically in VB6 I would have simply created an ActiveX ocx.
>
-Lou
>
>
>

[Michel Posseth [MCP]]

Re: Active X Component to replace an ocx

You could just create a dll with a COM interface , from the dll you can
start .Net forms

simple ,,, only thingy you can`t reproduce is the behavior of a out of
process component ( like in VB6 a activex exe )

regards

Michel



"Lou" <lou.garvin@com cast.netschreef in bericht
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How do I create a .NET ActiveX component that has a form to be hosted in a
non DotNet
environment.
Basically in VB6 I would have simply created an ActiveX ocx.
>
-Lou
>

[Lou]

Re: Active X Component to replace an ocx

Kerry that's exactly what I need. Can the application hosting the .NET
control be a C++ app instead of a VB6 app?


"Kerry Moorman" <KerryMoorman@d iscussions.micr osoft.comwrote in message
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Lou,
>
Here is some information on using a .Net form or user control in a VB6
application:
>
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vbasic/bb419144.aspx
>
Kerry Moorman
>
>
"Lou" wrote:
>

>How do I create a .NET ActiveX component that has a form to be hosted in
>a
>non DotNet
>environment.
>Basically in VB6 I would have simply created an ActiveX ocx.
>>
>-Lou
>>
>>
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