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August 30th, 2006, 06:40 AM
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Active document support/alternative in .NET
I want to make a .NET application in C# that can act as an active document server. To my disappointment I can't find any support for it.
Has anyone implemented the interfaces that are necessary to support it in .NET?
What would be the typical alternative to active document in .NET?
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September 27th, 2006, 04:30 PM
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Re: Active document support/alternative in .NET
I'm bumping this post instead of starting a new thread.
Our company MUST create an Active Document Server because another application launches ours and that is the technology they use -- and they won't be changing for at least 5 years (if ever).
To make matters worse, objects and code developed by another department which we need to incorporate is all done using .NET (C#).
So, somehow we need to create a managed (/CLR) Active Document Server using MFC that is launched by an unmanaged Active Document Container not developed by us, just so we can run managed .NET (C#) code developed by another department.
ActiveX Document support was suspended from .NET during beta but couldn't Microsoft at least present a solution for those of us left hanging?
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