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There's no such concept as a C# "applet." At most, there are custom Windows forms controls that are embedded on a page. I compiled such an example, and it doesn't seem to do any refresh on the Web page. Any idea why? I'm working on .NET. QUESTION POSED ON: 23 JAN 2005
QUESTION ANSWERED BY: Daniel Cazzulino Well, the answer is out there ;-). Have you seen a Java applet cause a refresh on the Web page? Of course not, because even if it runs "embedded" on the page, its execution is completely independent of it. The same goes for a WinForms control on a page.
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