Hosting .NET Windows Forms Controls in IE
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I have read articles explaining how to host a .NET Windows Form within IE and I have a general question that perhaps someone can answer and save me some research. Once a .NET control has been constructed within IE, can this control communicate back to the HTML page that is hosting it? Can I push a button within the .NET control, and have C# code find an HTML element on it's parent page and perform an operation on it (change its color or update its value)? If that's possible, is the reverse possible? Can a javascript operation on an HTML button, call a method within that .NET control that it's hosting? If these things are possible, can you point me to where I need to look to implement these behaviors? Thank you in advance for any input. -Ron Ward
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I have read articles explaining how to host a .NET Windows Form within IE and I have a general question that perhaps someone can answer and save me some research. Once a .NET control has been constructed within IE, can this control communicate back to the HTML page that is hosting it? Can I push a button within the .NET control, and have C# code find an HTML element on it's parent page and perform an operation on it (change its color or update its value)? If that's possible, is the reverse possible? Can a javascript operation on an HTML button, call a method within that .NET control that it's hosting? If these things are possible, can you point me to where I need to look to implement these behaviors? Thank you in advance for any input. -Ron Ward
Yes it is possible...check this article out: Windows Forms ~javier lozano (blog || email)
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Yes it is possible...check this article out: Windows Forms ~javier lozano (blog || email)