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Eran Kampf
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> I've created a taskpane that can host .NET usercontrols dynamicly. These
> .NET
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> Marc Wetters
I created a ActiveX control wich can dynamicly load .NET usercontrols wich
can be used in the taskpane. The Activex control can be scripted to tell wich
control has to be loaded.
And created some functionality around it so that you can acces to the
XDocument.
The only thing is that your Infopath form has to be full trusted.
I'm gone a write a detailed Article HowTo do everything.
> What!?
> How?!
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Eran Kampf - 18 Mar 2005 20:48 GMT
I'll be waiting to read your article...
As for where you can publish your article, I guess you can use
thecodeproject.com or infopathdev.com or something like that.
Best regards,
Eran Kampf
http://www.ekampf.com/blog
http://www.ekampf.com
>I created a ActiveX control wich can dynamicly load .NET usercontrols wich
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Eran Kampf - 20 Mar 2005 10:33 GMT
I've been thinking about it and I have a few quetsions if you dont mind:
1. There's a way to expose WinFroms controls as ActiveX controls (like
described here: http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/htmlwincontrol.asp).
Is this the method you used?
2. Can the .NET control on the taskpane interact with the InfoPath form?
Thanks,
Eran Kampf
http://www.ekampf.com/blog
http://www.ekampf.com
> I created a ActiveX control wich can dynamicly load .NET usercontrols wich
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Marc Wetters - 20 Mar 2005 13:37 GMT
1. I looked at that but that didn't work in the scenario I wanted to use the
>NET controls.
2. Yes the the .NET control can interact with the InfoPath form!!! This was
very important to me.
> I've been thinking about it and I have a few quetsions if you dont mind:
> 1. There's a way to expose WinFroms controls as ActiveX controls (like
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