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MFC SDI + Webcontrol + Internet Explorer

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    Help! I have an MFC SDI application. A splitter window defines two panes. On the left contains a CHtmlView. On the right contains a simple view for drawing images. How do I modify this application so that it can be instantiated inside Internet Explorer such that the CHtmlView uses the IExplore's webcontrol? Any pointers would help. I have looked already into two ideas: make MFC SDI into an Active Document Server or convert the MFC SDI into an ActiveX control. Are these the only ways?

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      Help! I have an MFC SDI application. A splitter window defines two panes. On the left contains a CHtmlView. On the right contains a simple view for drawing images. How do I modify this application so that it can be instantiated inside Internet Explorer such that the CHtmlView uses the IExplore's webcontrol? Any pointers would help. I have looked already into two ideas: make MFC SDI into an Active Document Server or convert the MFC SDI into an ActiveX control. Are these the only ways?

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      If your application - is tightly integrated with IE then you may opt for ATL/WTL based application.(this will give high performance) - is a standalone application and IE plugin, then activex control. - needs just the url or some simple information...MFC SDI should will do good. If you are intrested only in MFC, then choose MFC document server. You want both MFC windowing and ATL, then add ATL component to MFC SDI project. Let us know where your application falls in ??? Thanks, Ramu

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