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> "[Writing an IE plugin using CLR that actually works on most people's computers] is a little bit tricky," Allen said. Ya think? I'd call that the understatem
by llimllib 18y ago
> "[Writing an IE plugin using CLR that actually works on most people's computers] is a little bit tricky," Allen said.
Ya think? I'd call that the understatement of the week.
- cgranade 18y agoThe version incompatibilities are a large part of why I respect Sun's commitment to backward compatibility. Even when it means that I can't use things like generics, that backwards compatibility also means that I can use the same applet for almost all browsers made in the past 10 years. Of course, you can't write a browser plugin in Java too easily...
- ntoshev 18y agoIt doesn't make sense to use CLR for a browser plug-in. It is a whole layer of abstraction you don't need. I've done this, using VC 6 and ATL as a way to implement COM interfaces.