How to harness the power of XHTML and XForms in your .NET applications

Recently, we've had a number of enquiries about embedding formsPlayer inside third-party applications, as more people are realising the benefits of using XForms as a dynamic UI framework. Fortunately, formsPlayer exposes a set of COM interfaces explicitly for this purpose and a number of commercial solutions exist that are currently relying on them. With this in mind, I've posted a tutorial article to The Code Project, one of the leading .NET developer resources, which demonstrates integration of these interfaces in a simple C# browser-like application.

Although the tutorial is by no means comprehensive, I hope it provides enough detail for anyone interested in this area to quickly get themselves up and running. In due course, I'm hoping to expand the tutorial much further to encompass some of the cooler features we've implemented, including event-based communication with rendered documents and serialisation of rendered documents in their live state. To view the tutorial, click here.