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Hosting WPF Applications
WPF XAML Browser Applications (XBAPs) are rich-client applications that can be deployed to a Web server and started in a browser. The WPF Host (PresentationHost.exe) is registered as the shell and MIME handler for XBAP and XAML files. Therefore, Internet Explorer knows to start the WPF Host when an XBAP is launched. Firefox users can install Firefox add-ons that enable Firefox to host XBAPs as well. An XBAP can be hosted in other browsers or stand-alone applications by using the native browser hosting APIs provided by WPF.
In This Section
WPF XAML Browser Applications Overview
WPF Host (PresentationHost.exe)
Firefox Add-ons to Support .NET Application Deployment
Native WPF Browser Hosting Support APIs
Related Sections
Application Management Overview
Windows in WPF
Navigation Overview
Build and Deploy