You can download the source code of this example here: swfscout_registration_free_in_asp_net2.zip

This example provides a sample code to demonstrate how to use SWF Scout library in ASP.NET 2 web-applications projects without registering SWFScout.dll file on the web-server (using registration-free mode, this sample is based on an example from Maze Computers )

Create a new web-site project in Visual Studio

Enter name of new web-site and click OK

Right-click on project in Solution Explorer and select "Add Reference" command in popup menu invoked:

Browse for "ASPManifestHelpers.dll" (you can find it in ZIP with sample code) and select it and click OK to add reference:

Then create folder named "SWFScout.assembly" by right-clicking on project in Solution Explorer and selecting "New Folder" command:

Type name of the folder "SWFScout.assembly" and click OK to create a folder

Now you should add the following files into created folder:

SWFScout.dll
SWFScout.assembly.manifest

To add files right-click on project in Solution Explorer and select "Add Existing Item" command:

File selection dialog will appear - select SWFScout.dll and SWFScout.assembly.manifest files (hold CTRL and click on each file to select) and click "Add" button to add files to the project:

Now add webapp.manifest file to the project: right-click on project in Solution Explorer and select "Add Existing Item..." command:

File selection dialog will appear. Select webapp.manifest file and click "Add":

Start project by clicking "Start Debugging" button as shown below:

Visual Studio will suuggest to add new Web.config file. Answer Yes as shown below:

Close Internet Explorer window and switch back to Visual Studio

Web.config file will appear in the list of project files:

Double click on web.config file

Visual Studio will open editor with Web.config file in it.

Add the lines after <system.web> line.

So you will see a code like on a screenshot below:

Now add reference to SWFScout.dll  file by doing the following: right-click on project name and select "Add Reference" command in right-click menu:

Browse /SWFScout.assembly/ and select SWFScout.dll file and click "OK" button to add reference

Now you will see that 2 new files appear in the list of files for project:
Interop.SWFScout.dll and stdole.dll (see screenshot below):

Finally our web-site project is ready for coding SWF generation using SWF Scout library!

Double click on Default.aspx.cs file in Solution Explorer:

Editor window will appear with "Default.aspx.cs" file in it
A add line using SWFScout; and add code to generate SWF using SWFScout in "Page_Load" function as shown below:

        try

        {

            FlashMovie Movie = new FlashMovieClass();

            Movie.InitLibrary("demo", "demo");

            Movie.BeginMovie(0, 0, 640, 480, SWFSystemCoord.sscTwips, 12, 6);

            Movie.Compressed = true;

            Movie.GenerateInMemoryFile = true;

            // set background color to white

            Movie.SetBackgroundColor(255, 255, 255);

            // add font

            int Font = Movie.AddFont("Arial", 18, true, false, false, false, 0);

            // create and place text

            int Text = Movie.AddText("Hello, World!", 0, 0, 0, 255, Font, 0, 100, 250, 160);

            // place text into current depth

            Movie.PlaceText(Text, Movie.CurrentMaxDepth);

            // fade out text

            Movie.PLACE_FadeOut(0.5f);

            // add new shape

            int Shape = Movie.AddShape();

            // draw rectangle

            Movie.SHAPE_Rectangle(0, 140, 150, 285);

            // set solid fill for shape

            Movie.SHAPE_SetSolidColor(50, 255, 50, true, 255);

            // place shape into current depth

            Movie.PlaceShape(Shape, Movie.CurrentMaxDepth);

            // show 10 frames

            Movie.ShowFrame(10);

            // end movie generation

            Movie.EndMovie();

            // get size of generated in-memory SWF file

            int Size = Movie.BinaryImageSize;

            // create new buffer with size equal to generated SWF file

            byte[] buffer = new byte[Size + 1];

            // get in-memory swf file as byte stream

            Array MemoryImage = (Array)Movie.BinaryImage;

            // copy byte stream into buffer

            Array.Copy(MemoryImage, buffer, Size);

            // clear http output

            Response.Clear();

            // set the content type to SWF

            Response.ContentType = "application/x-shockwave-flash";

            // add content type header

            Response.AddHeader("Content-Type", "application/x-shockwave-flash");

            // set the content disposition

            Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "inline;filename=shapes.swf");

            // write the buffer with swf file to the output

            Response.BinaryWrite(buffer);

            Response.End();

        }

        catch (Exception ex)

        {

            if (!(ex is System.Threading.ThreadAbortException))

                System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(ex.Message);

        }

Press F5 to start web-site project and SWF file will be generated and you'll see SWF generated by your web-site project.

Generated SWF document file be displayed on the web page: