.NET forms on webpages without ASP

[Ben MacLeod]

Just wondering if there was an easy way to drop a .NET Windows Form on a
webpage in the same way that you can with an ActiveX object? The proviso is
that we don't want to have to use an ASP because we don't want our users to
have to install Inetpub.
Cheers,
Ben

[LeeHACK[Jhin-Seok.Lee]]

Hello

I dont know what kind of your program. But i think this is not good idea
So, My offer is use ASP.NET

Thanks

Jhin-Seok

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[Ben MacLeod]

Thanks for your reply,
We want to show a Windows Form in a local webpage on the user's machine via
Outlook's webview. I understand that in order to serve up an ASP or ASP.NET
page, you need to install Inetpub on the machine serving up the page. Since
the pages will be local on each of our user's machines, that would mean that
each user would have to install Inetpub just to use our Forms. That's
something most users will probably not want to bother with.
Hope that clarifies things,
Ben

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Hello,

I dont know what kind of your program. But i think this is not good idea.
So, My offer is use ASP.NET.

Thanks,

Jhin-Seok.

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Have a Good Day~
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Mail2:Jh***********@oecd.org
MSN :le*****@Korea.com
Tel. :[phone]
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[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

Hi,

Just wondering if there was an easy way to drop a .NET Windows Form on a
webpage in the same way that you can with an ActiveX object?
No way, they are two different technologies
that we don't want to have to use an ASP because we don't want our users to have to install Inetpub.

Your users only need a browser to access your application.

Cheers,

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Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation

[Ben MacLeod]

Thanks, Ignacio,
The thing is that I want to put the control on a webpage as simply as you
can do it with an ActiveX form. So, can I refer to a .NET assembly using an
<object> tag or something like it? The only other ways I know involve using
server-side controls, and that is Not A Good Thing in this case.

"Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )" <ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us>
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Hi,

Just wondering if there was an easy way to drop a .NET Windows Form on a
webpage in the same way that you can with an ActiveX object?
No way, they are two different technologies

N.B. I said in the same way, i.e. by using an <object> tag or similar

that we don't want to have to use an ASP because we don't want our users to

have to install Inetpub.

Your users only need a browser to access your application.

Not if you can't put it on a webpage without installing a webserver!


Cheers,

--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation