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Can I access global assembly cache on user machine with asp.net?

Hi,

Is it possible to access global assembly cache on user's machine from
asp.net web page.
The user will download assembly, wich will be installed in gac.When he opens
the web page I need to add control from that assembly to a page.
I can host win control in web form but it must be on server and that's not
it.
Pleas help

budhA
Nov 19 '05
11 1333
> Okay, your data is on a server. Why then do you need a thick client?

The app on user's machine would process the data from the server and draw
map.
Data from the server would be about 30 kB at most each time user zooms or do
something else what would request drawing of a map(or a part of it).
That way communication betwen user and a server would be minimal(concide ring
data amount send from server).
Nov 19 '05 #11
Well, miro, I have to disagree with your basic architecture, but that's not
what you asked for. You asked how to do it. See the following article:

http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/052604-1.aspx

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"miro" <mi**@miro.mr > wrote in message news:cs******** **@bagan.srce.h r...
Okay, your data is on a server. Why then do you need a thick client?


The app on user's machine would process the data from the server and draw
map.
Data from the server would be about 30 kB at most each time user zooms or
do something else what would request drawing of a map(or a part of it).
That way communication betwen user and a server would be
minimal(concide ring data amount send from server).

Nov 19 '05 #12

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