ASP.Net hide site in the tray???

ASP.Net hide site in the tray???

It's possible to hide a ASP.NET site in the tray?

Regards,
Gicio

[Munsifali Rashid]

I doubt it. ASP.NET runs on the server, and has no access to the client
requesting the data. If such a thing was possible, it would have to be done
using a client side technology, such as JavaScript.

Out of curiosity, why would you want to minimise the website to the tray
anyway?

Mun

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ASP.Net hide site in the tray???

It's possible to hide a ASP.NET site in the tray?

Regards,
Gicio

while I will do this:

I will developing an instant messanger as ASP.NET.

Something like ICQ lite in Java Applet.
"Munsifali Rashid" <mun@**RemoveToReply**vefuk.com> wrote in message
news:Ou**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

I doubt it. ASP.NET runs on the server, and has no access to the client
requesting the data. If such a thing was possible, it would have to be done using a client side technology, such as JavaScript.

Out of curiosity, why would you want to minimise the website to the tray
anyway?

Mun

<gi***@web.de> wrote in message news:bo*************@news.hansenet.net...

ASP.Net hide site in the tray???

It's possible to hide a ASP.NET site in the tray?

Regards,
Gicio

[Munsifali Rashid]

LIke ICQ, Yahoo also has something similar, where they emulate a cut-down
version of Yahoo Messenger in a web browser window. As far as I know,
neither of these companies web-based instant messaging products can minimise
to the system tray though.

Mun

<gi***@web.de> wrote in message news:bo*************@news.hansenet.net...

while I will do this:

I will developing an instant messanger as ASP.NET.

Something like ICQ lite in Java Applet.

[Peter O'Reilly]

You need to build a Windows Form based client application to do what you are
interested in. A Windows Form application can make and receive HTTP
Requests and Responses using the .Net framework.
--
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