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Microsoft Internet Explorer WebControls Version 1.0 Readme File
January 22, 2002
(c) Microsoft Corporation, 2000-2002. All rights reserved.
SUMMARY
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This is the readme file for the Microsoft Internet Explorer
WebControls Version 1.0.
This file provides details on the setup and installation of the IE
WebControls for use with ASP.NET and in Microsoft Visual Studio .NET.
Visit the IE WebControls download page for updates on known issues,
workarounds, and bugs. The IE WebControls download page is at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/samples/internet/
asp_dot_net_servercontrols/webcontrols/default.asp
USAGE
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See the documentation at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/WebControls/webcontrols_entry.asp
The installer places a shortcut to the IE WebControls MSDN
documentation in the Programs menu, which can be accessed from the
Start button.
BROWSER/PLATFORM COMPATIBILITY
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Browsers - The content generated by the IE WebControls renders in all
commonly used browsers. By detecting the client browser type and
version, the IE WebControls deliver HTML 3.2 content to most commonly
used browsers and a rich client solution to Microsoft Internet
Explorer 5.5 and later.
Operating Systems - Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows .NET Server
platforms with either the .NET Framework SDK or Visual Studio .NET can
host the WebControls.
The Microsoft Internet Explorer WebControls Version 1.0 incorporates
several enhancements and modifications to the server and client object
models. Therefore, the IE WebControls implements numerous breaking
changes to the earlier beta versions of Internet Explorer WebControls
(Versions 0.5 Beta 1, 0.6 Beta 2, 1.0 Beta 2 Refresh, and 1.0 PDC).
This version of IE WebControls may not work correctly on the beta
versions of the .NET Frameworks. If you are using a beta version of
the .NET Frameworks, please upgrade to the final release version.
EXECUTABLE FOR AUTOMATIC INSTALLATION
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iewebcontrols.msi
Installation Notes
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Uninstalling Internet Explorer WebControls Betas
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Follow these steps if updating from a Microsoft Internet Explorer
WebControls Beta. If possible, remove the beta version of IE
WebControls before upgrading the version of the .NET Frameworks.
1. Reset and stop Internet Information Server (IIS).
2. Uninstall Microsoft Internet Explorer WebControls through the
Add/Remove Programs Control Panel.
3. Check the Global Assembly Cache (GAC) to ensure that
Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls and Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls.Design
do not appear. You may use the command "gacutil -l" to do this. The
gacutil tool is located at Program
FilesMicrosoft.NETFrameworksSDKBin or Program FilesMicrosoft
Visual Studio .NETFrameworksSDKBin. If the DLLs still exist in the
GAC, unregister the DLLs. Use the following syntax to unregister the
DLLs:
gacutil -u Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls
gacutil -u Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls.Design
4. Check the Program Files folder for the following folders and delete
them:
Microsoft Internet Explorer WebControls
Microsoft Web Controls 1.0
Microsoft Web Controls 0.6
Microsoft Web Controls 0.5
5. Restart IIS.
Installing Internet Explorer WebControls Version 1.0
----------------------------------------------------
When installing Microsoft Internet Explorer WebControls Version 1.0,
ensure that you are running with Administrator privileges.
Install IE WebControls by running the iewebcontrols.msi file. This can
be done when downloading the iewebcontrols.msi file from the download
page on MSDN. The iewebcontrols.msi file can also be downloaded first
and then executed.
The iewebcontrols.msi installer performs the following operations:
1. Verifies that IIS V5.0 or later is installed.
2. Creates the following directory:
"C:Program FilesMicrosoft Internet Explorer WebControls"
and copies Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls.dll to the directory.
Note: The folder is created on the disk being used by the operating
system (OS). The "C" drive may not be used for the OS on all machines.
3. Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls.dll is installed into the Global
Assembly Cache
4. Adds a link to the MSDN WebControls documentation to the Programs
Menu.
5. The following directories are added below the Root Web:
webctrl_client1_0
webctrl_client1_0images
webctrl_client1_0 reeimages
webctrl_client1_0 reeimages tl
6. Copies the HTC files (Behaviors)
The HTML Components files implementing the behaviors are copied to the
"webctrl_client1_0" folder below the Root Web folder.
These behaviors can be used in Internet Explorer 5.5 and later
versions, and are used automatically by the IE WebControls in ASP.NET
WebForms.
7. Copies images to the following paths:
Images used by the WebControls: "webctrl_client1_0images"
Images for the TreeView: "webctrl_client1_0 reeimages"
Right-to-left images for the TreeView:
"webctrl_client1_0 reeimages tl"
8. Creates the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoft.NETFramework
AssemblyFoldersIEWebControls
The default string value of this key is set to the folder where
Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls.dll was installed, which is usually
"C:Program FilesMicrosoft Internet Explorer WebControls"
Manually Installing Internet Explorer WebControls Version 1.0
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Install Internet Explorer WebControls Version 1.0 by running the self-
extracting iewebcontrols.exe file and then following the steps listed
below to manually install WebControls.
This can be done when downloading the iewebcontrols.exe file from the
download page on MSDN. The iewebcontrols.exe file can also be
downloaded first and then executed.
After running iewebcontrols.exe, follow these steps to complete the
installation.
1. Verify that IIS V5.0 or later is installed.
2. Create the following directory:
"C:Program FilesMicrosoft Internet Explorer WebControls"
and copy Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls.dll to the directory.
Note: The folder is created on the disk being used by the operating
system (OS); the "C" drive is not used for the OS on all machines.
3. Install Microsoft.Web.UI.Webcontrols.dll into the Global Assembly
Cache (GAC) using the gacutil tool from a command prompt. This tool is
located at Program FilesMicrosoft.NETFrameworksSDKBin or Program
FilesMicrosoft Visual Studio .NETFrameworksSDKBin. Use the
following syntax to register the DLL:
gacutil -i Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls.dll
Note: This step may be skipped if you do not wish the DLL to be
globally accessed by all applications.
4. Create the following directories below the Root Web:
webctrl_client1_0
webctrl_client1_0images
webctrl_client1_0 reeimages
webctrl_client1_0 reeimages tl
5. Copy the HTC files (Behaviors) to the "webctrl_client1_0" folder
below the Root Web folder.
6. Copy the images to the following paths:
Images used by the WebControls: "webctrl_client1_0images"
Images for the TreeView: "webctrl_client1_0 reeimages"
Right-to-left images for the TreeView:
"webctrl_client1_0 reeimages tl"
7. If you want the WebControls DLL to appear in the Visual Studio .NET
Customize Toolbox and Project Add Reference dialog boxes, then create
the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoft.NETFramework
AssemblyFoldersIEWebControls
Set the default string value of this key to the folder where
Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls.dll was installed, which is usually
"C:Program FilesMicrosoft Internet Explorer WebControls".
Setting up the WebControls Designer in Visual Studio .NET
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The WebControls designers enable visual creation and editing of each
of the Internet Explorer WebControls. Add these controls to the
Toolbox in Visual Studio .NET by following these steps:
1. Start Visual Studio .NET.
2. Open the Toolbox, right-click it, and select Customize Toolbox.
3. Select the ".NET Framework Components" tab.
4. If you manually installed IE WebControls and did not add the
registry key, then you will need to perform the following additional
steps:
a. Click on the "Browse" button.
b. Navigate to the folder in which the DLL is installed. By
default, the installation folder is "C:Program
FilesMicrosoft Internet Explorer WebControls".
c. Select the "Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls.dll" file.
d. Click "Open" to return to the Customize Toolbox dialog.
5. Check the boxes for the IE WebControls to add to the Toolbox. The
IE WebControls are MultiPage, TabStrip, Toolbar, and TreeView. Their
namespace is Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls.
6. Click OK to accept your changes.
7. Exit and then restart VS .NET to save these changes.
The Internet Explorer WebControls Designers should now appear in the
Toolbox.
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