How to create Active X control in vb.net. i want to use active x control with web application

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Hi,
How to create Active X control in vb.net. i want to use active x control with web application.
I had build usercontrol use classlibrary and inclued with web applicaton.it work fine on local pc.when i have accessed by another pc it doesn't work.
so how to make active x control in vb.net and access with web application.
please any suggesstions and links.............
Thanks & Regards
mukesh

Posted 24-Apr-11 20:20pm

mukesh_panth

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Ankit Rajput 25-Apr-11 2:24am

is there any exception you are getting when using from another PC?

mukesh_panth 25-Apr-11 2:58am

Hi,
I am using VS 2008, VB.Net, Winow 7 (OS). I am using third party control on my user control. my application is working fine on my wind 7 pc. but when i have accessed from another pc(it is XP) by http://<ipaddress>/<appname> then i got some error "Internet Explorer has encountered a problem and need to close. we are sorry for the inconvenience....."

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Apr-11 2:26am

For a software developer, there is no such thing as "does not work". Detailed problem report, please!
--SA

mukesh_panth 25-Apr-11 3:09am

Hi, Sorry for the my mistake "application doesn't work". i tell u detail for the my applicaiton..
1. I am using VS 2008,VB.Net and Wind 7(OS). I working with third party control.
2. I have created Usercontrol using classlibrary and inclued third party control on the my user control.
3. after build the dll of the user control.I have add dll on the root folder on my web appl and call the below code in html.
<object id="myctrl" classid ="http:ClassLibrary.dll#ClassLibrary.UserControl"
width ="400" height ="350" codebase="ClassLibrary.dll">
4. after create virtual dir. my application is working fine on local pc. when i have accessed from the another pc(Wind Xp) by http://<ipaddress>/<webappname> then i got error on the xp browser "Internet Explorer had encountered a problem and need to close. we are sorry for the inconvenience..."
plz give my suggesstion..

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Apr-11 3:25am

Sorry, but... this is IE bug! It is not supposed to crash no matter how bad is the URL or a loaded page...
By the way, not "http:///", just "http://domain/blah-blah".
Use another Browser to check up (you will need to test on different browsers sooner or later).
--SA

mukesh_panth 25-Apr-11 4:01am

hi,
I have tested my web application on another wind 7 pc and given each required permission for the access to web application. in case of wind 7 my application is running but my control is not appear in the browser. here i didn't get any error or message. could you tell me any dll or file to registered on the client side when i access the applicaiton.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Apr-11 4:11am

Your ActiveX should be registered, which is a problem of this approach. You also need to know all dependencies. Hard to say anything else based on your information. Try to simplify the problem down and right some most simple prototype now. Use samples from my answer, for example.
--SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2011-04-24T20:29:00

Can this article with step-by-step instruction help you:
http://www.vbdotnetheaven.com/UploadFile/dsandor/ActiveXControlInVBdotNET04112005081747AM/ActiveXControlInVBdotNET.aspx[^].

See this discussion of creating ActiveX control for a Web page:
http://forums.asp.net/t/281326.aspx/1[^] (with sample code in an answer).

You will find over ten million results more if you do this:
http://en.lmgtfy.com/?q=Creating+ActiveX+with+%22VB.NET%22+%22ASP.NET%22[^].

If you have a problem, report it properly. Never say "it doesn't work" — such noise never helped anyone. Remember, you're a software developer!

—SA