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How to access windows application through website?

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    lalit14
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    Hello all I am new to programming. I need your help. Here is the problem- Suppose i have a tic tac toe game and a webpage, the webpage have a link, the thing i want is When user click that link, the tic tac toe game should run? Please help me out Thanks

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      Hello all I am new to programming. I need your help. Here is the problem- Suppose i have a tic tac toe game and a webpage, the webpage have a link, the thing i want is When user click that link, the tic tac toe game should run? Please help me out Thanks

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      This is not a good approach to load a windows application from web; there are several security constraints in this. If possible you can create the game in Silverlight or Flash and host it to your webpage.

      WWW, WCF, WWF, WPF, WFC .... WTF

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        This is not a good approach to load a windows application from web; there are several security constraints in this. If possible you can create the game in Silverlight or Flash and host it to your webpage.

        WWW, WCF, WWF, WPF, WFC .... WTF

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        Thanks Prakash for replying. and as i said that i am new to this. So i dont know how to use flash or silverlight. isnt there anyother way or isnt that possible they way i wanted in first post?

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          Hello all I am new to programming. I need your help. Here is the problem- Suppose i have a tic tac toe game and a webpage, the webpage have a link, the thing i want is When user click that link, the tic tac toe game should run? Please help me out Thanks

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          Venkatesh Mookkan
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          Accessing Window Application in the website is highly a security risks. You need to remove almost all the securities of IIS to do that which is like a website with free invitation for Hackers. I would suggest you to drop that thought. Though, you can use ActiveX in your page. ActiveX is almost Window Application (actually Windows Custom/UserControl). Try writing a ActiveX in VC++ or VB6.0 as writing ActiveX in .NET is not easy. You need to note, ActiveX will work only in Internet Explorer but not sure about IE 9.0 ;P . You can write an Applet using Java and embed it in the weboage which would work in most of the browser.

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