How to Develop a ASP.NET application that interact with device attached to the Client side computer using .Dll
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What device are you trying to interface with?  Generally devices that provide input to the computer do it in a specific way.  Bar Code readers (for example) provide input through the keyboard.  The computer is not aware of them ususally, and doesn't care that they are there.  \n\nYour question is too open ended.  Yes, it is possible ot interact with client side DLLs, but you have to know WHAT dll you're interacting with ahead of time, and there are some specific configuration things that have to be done.  \n\nPost some additional information that better defines your intent (what you are trying to do with this, what devices you want to interact with), and you can get a better answer.  Any device for any purpose....well, the answer to that is easily NO.
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use activexcontrol if it is a snippet program\n\nalso you can go for visual interdev (VS6)\n\nin case of vs.net then they have option for web development\n\nhope this helps you a little
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try wacomdirect.wacom.com/wacomdirect/tablet.asp
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Try the following link:\n\nhttp://custom.programming-in.net\n\nIt has info about the API along with how to access it from C#, VB.NET & VB6
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while i'm also bringing this to a vote, i'd like to add this link, i found it very useful. As a vb.net software developer, i'll save it and use it meself when the time comes\n\nhttp://helpnet.installshield.com/Robo/BIN/Robo.dll?mgr=agm&tpc=%2Frobo%2Fprojects%2Finstallshield11helplib%2FNETRuntime_Adding.htm&wnd=InstallShieldLivingHelp%7CMain&agt=wsm&ctxid=kb%2Fview.asp\n\nR3dm0
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Not surpised the helpdesk could not help. I doubt if anyone will be able to pinpoint the exact problem - with IT often even the experts just uninstall and reinstall in the hope it solves the problem. I imagine there is a conflict with a shared dll. I would try reinstalling your mouse as a device (so it links to all software at same time). Ensure you temporarily stop background operations running (such as Antivirus software) before you do this. Good luck.
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google that dll file. Then go to program files and copy that dll file into te folder.
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Question is not clear. \n\nAnyway, If you are using DataGrid or GridView, they have built-in features on ASP.NET. If not, you can impletment this manually using tricks.\n\nPlease explain your requirement with language, platform etc.
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http://software.u3.com/interstitial.aspx
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You cannot use DLLS server to client unless it is directly connected to your network.\n\nAt work, we use DLLs from the SERVER since it is in the same network (connected to my driver). But for your situation you dont need to do video streaming by using an external dll file.\n\nEither your client software has that DLL. Or you use some sort of webservices to get the properties you wish about. DLL is like a package. That is like the main core of your application.\n\nIF you just want to transfer a dll from server to client pc, then you need to use some sort of communication protocol, like udp, tcp, or ftp.  That would be the better candidate incase your using that transfer as an update mechanisim.\n\nGood Luck
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I doubt it, but if the code is simple enough it just might.  Otherwise you're just wishing for forward compatibility.  Can you switch over to an asp.net1.1 server to test it at home?
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You can purchase a very cheap thumb print scanner, and use the PC for authentication. Then have the PC trigger a solenoid via the serial or parallel port. You could use a microcontroller instead of a PC, but you will need to program the microcontroller.
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You can download the file from DLL-Files.com\n\nhttp://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msvcr71
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Check out this program:\n\nhttp://www.pysoft.com/ActiveWebCamMainpage.htm
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Look through this list and see which link might be helpful to you:\n\nhttp://www.programmingtutorials.com/assembly.aspx
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Ever hear of the Yellow pages???? You know that device that requires no driver, mouse or usb plug in to use? They send it to your house by hand rather than a .exe file. Look in the blue pages under Government services.
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Sorry, not sure how much this will help, but if you have any development tools, you can write one yourself.  There are numerous free system information components on the web that plug into development tools like VB, VC++, VC#, Delphi, etc.\n\nI was actually going to write one for my kids' school, since their PC situation is nightmarish (all different hardware/drivers/O/S'es), but never got around to it.  Most device information, and associated driver info can be found in the registry, and Windows has a few built-in (API) calls to get other info (like processor, memory, etc.).  A webservice with either an Access or SQL Server database on the receiving end would be easy to whip up.