c#. - how use local user dll from website? [removed other language]

armlaz777 wrote:

How you think that the problem can be solve?.

Say "it's impossible" isn't an option.

Did you understand the first answer? There is a reason that this is not allowed; it is to protect users from opening web pages that can then execute any code on their system, like trojans, viruses etc.

Well maybe it's possible, but I think you will need to rewrite the web browser to make it happen.

"Say "it's impossible" isn't an option."

Well, the question you asked is impossbile. Saying 'that's not an option" will not change that.

You can put a ActiveX control inside a webpage, and I'm not sure how much access that would have to the file system. Of course, your users would be warned that what your page does is not secure, and asked if they trust you, but if they already have a dll of yours in their file system, I assume this is not an issue. The question will then become, if that ActiveX control has the access you require. I imagine that depending on what it is your ActiveX control does, that you may find that a lot of anti spyware, anti virus, etc programs will also try to block you.

Well, this is one way to resolve the problem:

Active X control (made like a dll)

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/dsandor/ActiveXInNet11102005040748AM/ActiveXInNet.aspx[^]

just try it.