Hi,
I am trying to get a managed C++ Windows Form to come up in IE.
This works fine when I build a C# Windows Form Control Library (with the regular htm syntax ID=dll name.namespace.class etc)
However when I try the same experiment with Managed C++ it does not show up in IE.
i.e. If I create a DLL that is a managed C++ Windows Control Form Library and put it in the Virtual directory and then reference it in my web page it does not show up. The exact same thing works with C#.
I thought maybe it's because the IE would need the CRT. I made sure the client machine has the CRT and its path variable is set accordingly. But that does not work either.
Finally, I wanted to get your opinion on whether this is a wise thing to try. There are not many artciles about managed C++ windows forms in IE (actually none that I could find). Ideally I would like to put the CRT dll's in my virtual directory and then expect them to be deployed together with the winform dll. But is this really possible
Someone mentioned this might not be possible as the manifest that contains the location for the CRT is not downloaded.
Anyway to summarize:
1. Is it possible to get a managed C++ WinForm to show up in IE If so any ideas on any potential gottchas All I have is a basic button in my win form, and that is not working...
2. Is it possible to automatically deploy the CRT for IE (e.g. by placing them in the virtual directory etc)
Thanks in advance
Don