Running a C# program w/GUI through a web browser

[Guest]

Hi,

I have many thousand lines of C# code that uses System.Windows.* frequently,
so it has a lot of GUI. This program processes data that is located on the
local machine and displays a graphical representation of this. I wish for
users to be able to use this program through the Internet, where the machine
containing the data is the server.

The code that processes the data and the code that displays the graphical
interface is already written, but as a single program. Is there an easy way
of getting the client-server functionality without splitting the program or
writing too much code? Eg. executing the program through a web browser.

Thanks,
Magnus Gran-Jansen

 

[Wayne]

If the application isn't meant for public use you could always look at
setting up terminal services and install the app there. That way your users
log into your server over the web and run the application.

From some of the other threads I've seen, I don't believe you can just take
your windows app and embed it in a web browser like you are wanting too.

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Thanks
Wayne Sepega
Jacksonville, Fl

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[Guest]

This could be something:
http://www.15seconds.com/issue/030610.htm
http://www.syncfusion.com/FAQ/WindowsForms/FAQ_c101c.aspx

It seems to be similar to Java applets...