> 1) Can Browser Controls be hosted in a non-IIS environment ? For
instance, I'm primarily looking into
> WebLogic Server scenario.

> 2)How can we achieve inter-Browser Control communication ? I
understand from MSDN
> that JBC doesn't support scripting access.

> 3)I downloaded JBC Runtime and installed in manually. However, how
can it be automatically
> deployed remotely on client machines. I like to know the same for

>-----Original Message-----
>Bharath,
>
>
> > 1) Can Browser Controls be hosted in a non-IIS
environment ? For
>instance, I'm primarily looking into
> > WebLogic Server scenario.
>
>The only .Net specific code would be running on the
client machine, any web
>server should be able to host an html page with a JSharp
Browser Control.
>IE will simply request a file from the server like any
other file.
>
> > 2)How can we achieve inter-Browser Control
communication ? I
>understand from MSDN
> > that JBC doesn't support scripting access.
>
>That is correct, the scripting of JSharp Browser Controls
is currently not
>supported. At this point there is no way to script a
JSharp Browser
>Control.
>
> > 3)I downloaded JBC Runtime and installed in
manually. However, how
>can it be automatically
> > deployed remotely on client machines. I like to
know the same for
>administering security policy as well.
>
>You may want to look into something like SMS that would
allow you to push
>down updates to remote machines.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Michael Green
>Microsoft Developer Support
>
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