Re: Strucutred Internet Programming

I can't help you as to 1 & 2; it's been a while, and I'm in linux now, so can't look around easily. As to 3, however, you're probably better off using Win32::GUI; it'll fit better into the rest of the user's experince. (And you can probably get it to host IE inside of it's UI, which might be a Good Thing depending on what exactly it is that you're doing.)

Thanks,
James Mastros,
Just Another Perl Initate

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No IE control in Win32::GUI (Was: Strucutred Internet Programming) by jplindstrom (Monsignor) on Oct 03, 2001 at 17:30 UTC
There is currently no way of displaying an IE (or any ActiveX) object inside Win32::GUI (that I know of). It would be immensely useful though, so I have been looking into the matter a bit and have done some basic research on how to implement an ActiveX container control, but that's about it. /J	[reply]
Re: No IE control in Win32::GUI (Was: Strucutred Internet Programming) by artist (Parson) on Oct 12, 2001 at 20:57 UTC
Hi No I don't want to display the Browser under WIn32::GUI I am just looking for reference to the 'new browser window' opened via a link in the old browser. Thanks, Artist	[reply]