Trouble Vieweing Active X Control in a web page

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Hello,

I have developed a user control using c# .net. The user control is used to view images.I have used some ocx's of an Imaging software in my user control.
I have made the assembly COM visible. When i try to build the setup it detects the ocx's used nad some dlls as as detected dependencies and builds the set up project succesfully. After this i install the set up file on my machine and try to embed it on an html page using below code, but the user control doesnt show up.

HTML

<html>
<body>
<OBJECT id="UserControl" name="UserControl" classid="clsid:65b500b5-c18a-4456-9e43-45bdbd577fbb"></OBJECT>
</body>
</html>

The user control works fine in test container of Visual Studio but when i create a setup of it and embed it into a webpage it doesn't showup. If i dont use any ocxs in my user control, the user control doesnt detect any dependencies, set up builds fine and it shows up fine on a web page. I think there is something wrong with the dependencies that it detects and thats why it doesnt show up. Anybody please help!!!

Posted 18-Aug-11 21:02pm

Mujtaba Bhat

Updated 18-Aug-11 21:15pm

Prerak Patel

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