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how to access DLL in JavaScript from a WebPage
Accessing a DLL from Java script is possible if the DLL is a plugin and supported by the browser.
How to write a plugin for the browser ?
How to write a plugin for the browser ?
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I am sensible enough to search in the google , that is not a valid solution,
if you have working solution similiar like flashplayer DLL is working as plugin for both IE and mozilla ,i need a solution similiar to this ?
if you have working solution similiar like flashplayer DLL is working as plugin for both IE and mozilla ,i need a solution similiar to this ?
the question had such a lack of details that I thought you might not have tried google.
It was not intended to be a solution.
It was not intended to be a solution.
>> not even helpful <<
You surely must be referring to the info you have posted or your participation. If that is a comment on my post AND you want anything more from me you really must respond better. As the other expert mentioned your question lacks any details and specifics so you can't really expect much when you provide nothing. For what you provided my response was accurate and gives you a start.
bol
You surely must be referring to the info you have posted or your participation. If that is a comment on my post AND you want anything more from me you really must respond better. As the other expert mentioned your question lacks any details and specifics so you can't really expect much when you provide nothing. For what you provided my response was accurate and gives you a start.
bol
The Question is Simple How to access c/c++ methods inside DLL in javascript running in browser.
is this possible or not ?
is this possible or not ?
Yes it is possible
It needs a plugin for Firefox and an ActiveX for IE
Possibly Silverlight for IE8
Please feel free to close this question since it seems we cannot answer you to your satisfaction
It needs a plugin for Firefox and an ActiveX for IE
Possibly Silverlight for IE8
Please feel free to close this question since it seems we cannot answer you to your satisfaction
tittu,
That is actually a different question from what you asked initially. Just so Mplungjan's comment isn't misunderstood you can't access methods in a DLL you make just with Javascript. You asked about a plugin and Mplungjan mentioned ActiveX. A Java applet would also be an alternative. The advantage of an applet is it will be easier to support various browsers with it. However all of these can still be limited by browser security settings and "trust" settings so it will also depend on the dll and what it would do.
The question is still to general to say much more than a general answer. I do hope this help you know what is involved. If you have a question let us know. If you need more info then provide us with more specifics and responses to what we have said/asked.
bol
That is actually a different question from what you asked initially. Just so Mplungjan's comment isn't misunderstood you can't access methods in a DLL you make just with Javascript. You asked about a plugin and Mplungjan mentioned ActiveX. A Java applet would also be an alternative. The advantage of an applet is it will be easier to support various browsers with it. However all of these can still be limited by browser security settings and "trust" settings so it will also depend on the dll and what it would do.
The question is still to general to say much more than a general answer. I do hope this help you know what is involved. If you have a question let us know. If you need more info then provide us with more specifics and responses to what we have said/asked.
bol
Please explain why you close this as you did and the "partially accepted" grading comment. Like Mplungjan I am confused by how this was closed, including the B grade. The answers were very complete considering the details provided (or lack thereof). If the question you accepted was the answer then a split seems appropriate. That comment obviously adds to the other expert's comment.
bol
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For Firefox you would want to start at https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Gecko_Plugin_API_Reference/Plug-in_Development_Overview . If I remember right the development is usually done in C language.
MS is not as nice about releasing info on plugin development, at least publically searchable. The MSDN area would be where I would start and I believe has some info. I was not able to find a good link to provide as a starting place.
Let me know how this helps or if you have a question.
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