Hi Ramesh, I think you can accomplish what you want by explicitly creating an instance of the Gears.BHO (COM Object) and calling it's SetSite(browsercontrol) method after you have created an instance of the IE browser control. And then prior to disposing of the embedded IE control, calling gearsBho.SetSite(NULL). Scriptable gears objects should be accessible to scripts executing within the embedded instance w/o manually initializing the Gears.BHO. The manual BHO initialization will cause gears to register it's network intercept hooks (a asynchronous pluggable protocol handler). Generally the network intercept hooks are only registered within an actual IE process. Once that is done in your process, http resources contained in the gears localserver should be returned when requested by the embedded browser control (and by other parts of your app that use URLMON too).
Hope this helps. On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 7:45 AM, Nicolas Roard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > Hi, > > On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 3:36 PM, Ramesh Marand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Hi Friend, >> >> >> >> What I want, First of all let me explain what the problem I have. >> >> My problem is we have a web application; we used Google gear for caching >> images, is and css files. >> >> It is works well in IE, firebox, Google Chrome browsers, we gain good >> improvement in performance using Google gears. >> >> But we have another VB.NET desktop application, we have used >> System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowser control in this vb.net application. This >> application is like our custom browser and some our application related >> features. >> >> >> >> Now the problem is when we browse our web application from our VB.NETwindow >> application browser then it fires request for all files even those >> are cached. >> >> >> >> We want to integrate Google gears into System. Windows.Forms.WebBrowser so >> it will work as IE works. >> > You'd need to have gears loaded by the control; but this is likely not a > trivial problem, if possible at all. > >> >> >> Please help me to complete my R&D task. >> >> >> >> Thanks and regards, >> >> *Ramesh Marand* >> >> www.tatvasft.com <http://www.tatvasoft.com/>** >> >> We code your concepts… >> >> >> <https://solutionfinder.microsoft.com/Partners/PartnerDetailsView.aspx?partnerid=ef6a5b4b87964c84a992e84e4e4fc293> >> >> >> > > -- > Nicolas Roard > Google UK London >
