Hi Friends anyone has any idea for this topic
On Aug 19, 3:06 pm, TatvaSoft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for your help.
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> DotNet WebBrowser Control is not a separate browser this control use
> everything of IE. If we call google gears functions then it works fine
> it create store. it cache files the only problem is that it fires
> request everytime even after cached.
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> On Aug 18, 12:42 am, Animesh Saxena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > I am not sure if this will work, but maybe it might after more tweakings.
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> > Since your application is a kind of a browser and gears can be installed
> > for a variety of browsers by changing the rdf file. For example
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> > <em:targetApplication>
> > <Description>
> > <em:id>{a463f10c-3235-11df-8125-000f60ba027b}</em:id>
> > <em:maxVersion>9.01</em:maxVersion>
> > <em:minVersion>0.1</em:minVersion>
> > </Description>
> > </em:targetApplication>
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> > This is just the first part,coz your application is not a browser and I
> > guess you won't make it a full fledged browser considering it's a time
> > bound project. But you can make it mozilla compatible by
> > implementing the public API's of mozilla XPCOM Framework. Since the code
> > is open source there's no need to write it all over again. Figuring out
> > how to plugin this code into ur architecture is a real messy stuff.
> > Since ur application becomes mozilla compatible, gears could be
> > installed onto it and defintely gears wont call anything except the
> > public api's provided by the browser. Still not sure if this will work.
> > Maybe some google gears expert can suggest a perfect solution.
>
> > Thanks,
>
> > Animesh Saxena
>
> > Mitch wrote:
> > > Thanks for your help, but this is not really a feasible answer for
> > > us.
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> > > On Aug 14, 9:11 am, f3l <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > >> Perhaps one way to go is to drop .net support altogether and improve
> > >> the usability of the site by using CURL, or something like that,
> > >> perhaps it isn't, be that as it may, the question can always be asked
> > >> both ways.
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> > >> Mitch wrote:
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> > >>> The application is a webbased application is written in asp.net. We
> > >>> have been looking for a performance booster for awhile and hence
> > >>> developed a desktop-app that really is nothing more than a dotnet web
> > >>> browser with some added features. The app was/is used to drill
> > >>> directly into certain parts of the application without loggin in.
> > >>> Again the desktop app was only written to allow the user to drill
> > >>> directly into certain pages without logging in and then choosing
> > >>> different menu options (of course we added some other features as we
> > >>> created it.) We have seen a 65-75% increase with performance with
> > >>> Google Gears running on IE, but our dotnet browser will not work with
> > >>> Google Gears. Now we have basiclly shot ourselves in the foot becuase
> > >>> on one side the user can log directly into certain areas of the
> > >>> program but they have to give up performance; on the other side the
> > >>> user can see phenominal performance but can't drill directly into
> > >>> certain pages....etc.
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> > >>> We are hoping for any help with enabling Google Gears on a dotnet
> > >>> browser. Maybe someone has a good work around. ----THANKS so much for
> > >>> any help.
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> > >>> On Aug 12, 12:43 pm, f3l <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > >>>> sounds like you are writing a *desktop* application, does the app need
> > >>>> internet (not intranet) access?
> > >>>> if so, is it viable that the users download the client?
> > >>>> otherwise, I think you think about embebbing sqlite direcly into a
> > >>>> function api that works trough xmlhttprequest, and not sqlite inside
> > >>>> the js itself, but maybe I'm wrong, way too wrong.
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> > >>>> more information would help
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> > >>>> TatvaSoft wrote:
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> > >>>>> Hi All,
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> > >>>>> I didn't get any reply yet.
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> > >>>>> Any help/opinions highly appreciated.
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> > >>>>> Thanks
>
> > >>>>> On Aug 11, 3:46 pm, TatvaSoft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > >>>>>> I want to integrate google gear in my window application i have used
> > >>>>>> WebBrowser control in my application when i run my application it
> > >>>>>> fires all requests even these are cached in google gears database.
> > >>>>>> Anyone has any idea to integrate google gears addon into dotnet
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