Hi,
    I have windows forms based control which uses GDI+ and mouse-events to
create a particular image viewing capability. This is in C# .NET.

Now, I am trying to make this web-compatible, and am wondering about the
right approach to do that.

Could anyone please suggest the right technologies for creating a
web-component that handles image-drawing and mouse events?

I've been thinking of various approaches - ActiveX, ASP.NET server-side
code, etc..

If I recreate this as an ActiveX control, it would require the users to
install .Net Runtime Framework on their systems to use it. Or, is there a way
to create ActiveX controls that can use core Win32 API, instead of requiring
..NET framework?

If I use ASP.NET server-side code, handling mouse movements would be too
slow.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,
Ravi

(P.S. Sorry if this is in the wrong forum).

Ravi wrote:
DON'T!!

COM, STILL DON'T!!

Download the "Canvas" project for IE and use Canvas plus onmousemove +
onmousedown and onmouseup.
If you add prototype.js to the prescription and scriptaculous you'll
also save yourself alot of work...


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