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Communication between ASP.NET app and Windows Client app

Hi All

I have a requirement where the user clicks a button on the windows app. A
browser pops up. User enters some data in the browser. And I want the data
sent back to the windows app. How do i do this.

I see two issues here.

How would the client know when I am done with my Changes on the browser. We
thought we would some polling which is a bad idea. Any suggestions???

How do I send the data to the client. WCF is not an option for us. Sorry

Any ideas?

Regards
Jul 10 '07 #1
3 1281
you have really two optios.

1) polling a web service like you planned.
2) hosting the browser with your windows app. you can then catch
navigation events and read the dom.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

Sekhar wrote:
Hi All

I have a requirement where the user clicks a button on the windows app. A
browser pops up. User enters some data in the browser. And I want the data
sent back to the windows app. How do i do this.

I see two issues here.

How would the client know when I am done with my Changes on the browser. We
thought we would some polling which is a bad idea. Any suggestions???

How do I send the data to the client. WCF is not an option for us. Sorry

Any ideas?

Regards

Jul 10 '07 #2
"Sekhar" <Se****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2E**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi All

I have a requirement where the user clicks a button on the windows app. A
browser pops up. User enters some data in the browser. And I want the data
sent back to the windows app. How do i do this.

I see two issues here.

How would the client know when I am done with my Changes on the browser.
We
thought we would some polling which is a bad idea. Any suggestions???

How do I send the data to the client. WCF is not an option for us. Sorry
You can pop up a dialog box hosting the Web Browser Control. You can control
it programmatically. That should help your windows application know whether
a particular button has been clicked in the browser, and even pick up the
data.
--
John Saunders [MVP]

Jul 10 '07 #3
Thank you.
Shall try

Regards
"John Saunders [MVP]" wrote:
"Sekhar" <Se****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2E**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi All

I have a requirement where the user clicks a button on the windows app. A
browser pops up. User enters some data in the browser. And I want the data
sent back to the windows app. How do i do this.

I see two issues here.

How would the client know when I am done with my Changes on the browser.
We
thought we would some polling which is a bad idea. Any suggestions???

How do I send the data to the client. WCF is not an option for us. Sorry

You can pop up a dialog box hosting the Web Browser Control. You can control
it programmatically. That should help your windows application know whether
a particular button has been clicked in the browser, and even pick up the
data.
--
John Saunders [MVP]

Jul 10 '07 #4

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