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Tying your IE Hosted Control to a Manifest
I talked about the Orcas feature which allows you to provide a manifest to elevate your control's permissions declaratively. We also saw how to generate manifests that would state what permissions your control needs (and the rules associated with those manifests). Now it's time to tie it all together and create an HTML page that has a control and its associated manifests.
Tying your IE Hosted Control to a Manifest
I talked about the Orcas feature which allows you to provide a manifest to elevate your control's permissions declaratively. We also saw how to generate manifests that would state what permissions your control needs (and the rules associated with those manifests). Now it's time to tie it all together and create an HTML page that has a control and its associated manifests.
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