Is it possible to include the Silverlight user control in WPF Application?
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I have a user control which is created in Silverlight. Can I include the same user control in WPF? Please reply.
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I have a user control which is created in Silverlight. Can I include the same user control in WPF? Please reply.
You can, but only inside a web browser instance running inside the WPF application.
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You can, but only inside a web browser instance running inside the WPF application.
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"but only inside a web browser instance running inside the WPF application" means?
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"but only inside a web browser instance running inside the WPF application" means?
Sorry, I was trying to be as precise there as possible to remove any ambiguity. It basically means that you need to host a web browser control inside your WPF application, and the Silverlight control will have to be displayed in there.
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Sorry, I was trying to be as precise there as possible to remove any ambiguity. It basically means that you need to host a web browser control inside your WPF application, and the Silverlight control will have to be displayed in there.
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Thank you for your reply. Are you saying that we need to host a webbrowser control inside our WPF application and programatically load the Silverlight control at runtime?
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Thank you for your reply. Are you saying that we need to host a webbrowser control inside our WPF application and programatically load the Silverlight control at runtime?
Yes you need to host a webbrowser control in your WPF application. No, you don't programatically load the Silverlight control - it's a web control, so you should have a web page that hosts the control already. The web browser navigates to this web page and displays it. The alternative is to create a WPF version of the control.
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Yes you need to host a webbrowser control in your WPF application. No, you don't programatically load the Silverlight control - it's a web control, so you should have a web page that hosts the control already. The web browser navigates to this web page and displays it. The alternative is to create a WPF version of the control.
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Thank you so much for your reply.
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Thank you so much for your reply.
You are welcome.
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You are welcome.
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Why would I want to use Awesomium. I'm not the poster, and he doesn't get notified of replies to other people. By the way, Awesomium might not be free depending on his compliance with the license, so the OP might not want to have to splash out on it.
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