Re: Using SHDocVw and AxSHDocVw

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Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]

Bruce,

You can use the AXIMP utility from the command line to generate the .NET
callable wrapper around the SHDocVw.ocx. When you call this utility, you
have the option of strong-naming the wrapper, which will allow you to
reference it in other strong-named projects.

Hope this helps.
 
Nicholas Paldino said:
Bruce,

You can use the AXIMP utility from the command line to generate the .NET
callable wrapper around the SHDocVw.ocx. When you call this utility, you
have the option of strong-naming the wrapper, which will allow you to
reference it in other strong-named projects.

Hope this helps.


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Bruce Wolfe said:
I am using SHDocVw and AxSHDocVw to be able to have embedded browser
controls in a .Net application. I also need to strong name the
application but I can't because of the reference to SHDocVw and
AxSHDocVw. Is there a better way to implement embedded browser
controls without using these dll's? Is there a way to assign a strong
name to SHDocVw and AxSHDocVw?
Thanks.
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Thanks for the reply. ok, I generated the wrapper and source using one
of our own ocx's for an example. This one needs done anyway so that we
can strong name the app. I'm not sure what to do with the source and
the generated assembly. Does the source go into the project that is
going to use it? Where do I go from here?
 
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