Making DHTML apps work with standard IE security (medium)
I'm not sure what kind of app. you're making. I've made some ActiveX DLLs
that are used from IE and had this problem, though. I resolved the problem
by implementing IObjectSafety in my application.
Search (search.microsoft.com) for artical ID "Q182598"...it should come up
with an article entitled "HOWTO: Implement IObjectSafety in Visual Basic
Controls" If you have trouble...i can e-mail it to you. Or if you have
trouble getting the sample to work, I can e-mail you my code.
HTH,
Jon
Quote:
> Anybody knows how to make a DHTML application using standard IE security
> (without setting to low?). Suppose it has to be signed, how to do without
> using such verisign (custom sign)? I use this for intranet purposes, not
> internet, so every PC in the company should trust my apps. Unfortunately,
> there are more than 150 PCs in the company wide-spreaded, so it's a dumb
> thing to setup one-by-one of PC.
> Thanks for any help anyway.
> Regards,
> Ervin L