The following text comes from C # Expert, I am Wondering How To Build A C # Applet. I Built A Class Library with a Custom Control. But The Browser (IE6) Fails To Render It As an Object. Do you have some to show how to shop achieve this? By the way, can a C # applet be run under platforms without the .NET Framework pre-installed? there's no such concept as a C # "applet". At most, there are custom Windows forms controls that are embedded on a page Just Like IN Java, You Can't Run IT ITIMETIME INTIT MANINE. You can use the client machine. You can use the
Of course, similar to Java, you must install the corresponding runtime library on the client machine to use the Object tag control in the HTML page)
The Requirement First, Your C # Applet Won't work anywhere nor from anywhere. You Should Put (AND Test) It on IIS, for unknown Reason (at Last Unknown to Me) This Won't work locally or with apache. BTW http: //www.brinkster.com make free ".NET" Hosting.Not Any Client Could Display A C # applet, You Surely Need IE6 and probably .NET SDK (At Last With The Configuration this Work Everywhere I Know).
After You Wrote Your Custom System.Windows.Forms.Control, Create It With a Parameterless Constructor (Which Will Be Called By IE) and wrap it in an assembly.
After You Could Display It Very Easily in A Web Page Like this:
