D
Duane Phillips
Greetings.
Can an app be developed in .Net to deploy like local installed apps, and
then later reuse that code and object set to deploy on a web server?
I have read a little about WEB vs. RICH vs. SMART in .Net. Still vague as
to what path(s) to pursue.
Background:
We have an existing complex VB 6 app front end and MS SQL back end, that I
would like to convert to .Net, and then later deploy somehow on our .Net web
server... (currently have existing VB6 app available to the outside world
via a very restricted Terminal Server / Remote Application Server on
Win2KS). Actually there are 3 independent VB6 front ends for different
needs, but the same MS SQL back end.
We also have an existing ASP.Net web app (simple to moderate in detail), but
as thin as it gets... nottawholottabellsandwhistles.
We currently have about 50+ end user machines in house, and 4 remote
locations in different states of the US, each with anywhere from 4 to 10
PC's each, and several users who access this from their homes and mobile
computing devices.
Portions of this existing app are desired to be used by guests and employees
of other companies in the very near future.
TIA for any advice, and the most wi$e path(s) to reach the end goal$ over
the next 6 months, manpower notwithstanding.
Can an app be developed in .Net to deploy like local installed apps, and
then later reuse that code and object set to deploy on a web server?
I have read a little about WEB vs. RICH vs. SMART in .Net. Still vague as
to what path(s) to pursue.
Background:
We have an existing complex VB 6 app front end and MS SQL back end, that I
would like to convert to .Net, and then later deploy somehow on our .Net web
server... (currently have existing VB6 app available to the outside world
via a very restricted Terminal Server / Remote Application Server on
Win2KS). Actually there are 3 independent VB6 front ends for different
needs, but the same MS SQL back end.
We also have an existing ASP.Net web app (simple to moderate in detail), but
as thin as it gets... nottawholottabellsandwhistles.
We currently have about 50+ end user machines in house, and 4 remote
locations in different states of the US, each with anywhere from 4 to 10
PC's each, and several users who access this from their homes and mobile
computing devices.
Portions of this existing app are desired to be used by guests and employees
of other companies in the very near future.
TIA for any advice, and the most wi$e path(s) to reach the end goal$ over
the next 6 months, manpower notwithstanding.