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java applet in .net+ client side code

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    hi, i would like to knw whether there is something similar to java applets in .net.Also , whether it is possible to run code on the client side eg: modify an image based on the client's mouseclick event.

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      hi, i would like to knw whether there is something similar to java applets in .net.Also , whether it is possible to run code on the client side eg: modify an image based on the client's mouseclick event.

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      I am also looknig for same sort of thing .. It can be done using flash programming at the client side .. .. if u'll get any gud stuff plz kindly post the links .. :-O

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        hi, i would like to knw whether there is something similar to java applets in .net.Also , whether it is possible to run code on the client side eg: modify an image based on the client's mouseclick event.

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        Mike Ellison
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        Hi there. For your first question, you may be interested in Dino Esposito's article Hosting .NET Applications in the Browser[^]. For the second - you can add javascript onclick attributes to your page just like any other markup. The .NET framework also provides functions for registering javascript on a page (see the .NET documentation on the Page class). The latter is typically done by custom control developers.

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