My Forms / WPF application has to interact with an external ASP.Net application. In particular, it has to “consult” the external application that is nothing more than a catalog. I would like to use a WebBrowser control (it doesn’t matter whether Win-Forms or WPF), to have more “integration” between the two applications. Then I wouldn’t like to use a real browser.
But, when a web-page in the ASP.Net application contains a .SVG file, the WebBrowser control (both: WPF and Win-Forms) can’t display the image, and, in its place, it leave an empty box.
The best should be to use a WebBrowser control, but we also evaluate an alternative third-party control, also not free. For example, I thought to be close to the solution with AB4D – ReaderSVG:
http://www.wpf-graphics.com/ReaderSvg.aspx
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/wpf/thread/ef9c3aca-427e-4445-9918-1fdc9f879f51
But unfortunately not: this component allows you to view a file .SVG and export it to another format, but when the file is contained in a web-page there is no way to see it.
Do you think I can solve the problem?
Thank you!
Pileggi
It isn’t poperly a solution, it’s a work-around: I integrate in a .NET the Gecko navigation component, and following this article, my .NET application can show, with hits GeckoWebBrowser, web-pages with .SVG files inside 🙂
Pileggi