Posted by: Jeremy Akers
on March 15, 2007 11:33 PM
No, actually it's not...
XUL is an open specification that may be used in any browser that chooses to support it, and it's cross platform so it doesn't lock you into a particular platform. There are numerous browsers that currently support XUL.
ActiveX is proprietary, and you must license it from Microsoft before you can add support for it into your product.
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Re:The code that binds.
Posted by: Jeremy Akers on March 15, 2007 11:33 PMXUL is an open specification that may be used in any browser that chooses to support it, and it's cross platform so it doesn't lock you into a particular platform. There are numerous browsers that currently support XUL.
ActiveX is proprietary, and you must license it from Microsoft before you can add support for it into your product.
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