I am developing an application for Tablet PC environment and using 17" monitor for development when i used the same resolution in monitor still the application is not fitting properly.please help me..
You can use Dock and Anchor property of each control you are using.
Manage WinForm controls using the Anchor and Dock properties
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There are two versions of WebBrowser control (WinForms and WPF). WPF version supports touch and multitouch gestures. Does WinForms version of WebBrowser embedded in WPF application with WindowsFormsHost support touch and multi-touch gestures?
Yes the WebBrowserControl regardless of how it is hosted. It will still get touch and multi-touch gestures as long as its the only thing getting the input and the touch is from a recognised touch device to Windows.
Note you can't quite hook into this nor can you touch outside and inside the WebBrowserControl as it runs in a different context similar to running in a different window
Also for what its worth the underlying ActiveX Host is just running an Internet Explorer frame. If you have IE8 or more recent (such as assuming windows 7 or 8 for you?) it will run it in IE7 Compatibility mode too.
I got a silverlight sample from http://gallery.expression.microsoft.com/ like the analog clock and the progress bar. I am making a wpf desktop application using microsoft blend 4. My problem is how to put/run/embed the sample in my wpf application using the blend 4.
I choose wpf application because I can add windows/form and the codes are almost the same with the windows application form.
and if silverlight is not possible to run in wpf application, can you suggest how to do layered controls? My plan is to run first the loading bar. and then hide it to show the main menu and the analog clock.
Silverlight is very-very-very compact version of WPF functionality.
You can just rewrite sample to WPF and it will run more efficient.
Silverlight is just like adobe flex which helps in making(running) web browser apps..
If you use silverlight in your wpf application , then you have to use webbrowser control..
For knowledge:
When we want to try to bring wpf for webbrowser apps we use silverlight..
& doing vice versa(like you are doing), don't make much sense..
I'm trying to use a WPF application on our Citrix server, and made a really simple window with a button and a textbox. When running the application, noting but the application name on top of the window is shown. Is it not possible to use WPF on Citrix, or is our Citrix server too old?
It should be possible to use WPF on Citrix starting with PS 4.5 Feature pack 1.
Is your version older than this?
I have a WPF application and I want to play flash movies in it.
I used the WInforms active X control as described in this link
It worked partially, but now whenever I run the application it crashes saying "InvalidActiveXStateException"
does anyone have an idea how to solve this?
I would recommend adding a WebBrowser control to your WPF application and allow IE to load the URL of the Flash Movie directly; which in turn would load the Flash Plugin. You will need to build your WPF application as x86 only for this to work on x64 Windows.
I found a solution.
You can use a AxShockwaveFlash.
see this link
I am looking for some source code and a project to download and look at that has an Active X control hosting WPF. I can not find any source code anywhere on the net.
I can not add a WPF resource the usual way in an Active X control. I have to add it manually to the reference section.
Not sure if this is even possible. I would check out WPF browser applications. That may be a better solution for you given that if you are going to be running an active x control with WPF the user will need 1) Internet Explorer and 2) .net 3.0+ installed locally. A WPF Browser application will work with IE if the user has .net 3.0+ installed and will work with IE and FireFox if the user has .net 3.5+ installed. Check out WPF Broswer Apps here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa970060.aspx
It should be possible, although I don't have the code for it off-hand. You can create an HwndSource, which allows a normal window to host WPF controls, in your ActiveX controls. Then it is only a matter of adding your WPF UI to that window.