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Conversion of a windows project to Web Apllication

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    I have tried your method of converting a windows form to web form but now I have a bulky project which is to be converted into a web application. What should I do? Can I convert it directly or I am supposed to migrate its content one by one to the web application? Please help.

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      I have tried your method of converting a windows form to web form but now I have a bulky project which is to be converted into a web application. What should I do? Can I convert it directly or I am supposed to migrate its content one by one to the web application? Please help.

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      Member 13087010 wrote:

      I have tried your method

      Who is this message supposed to be directed to?

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        Member 13087010 wrote:

        I have tried your method

        Who is this message supposed to be directed to?

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        Actually I was talking about the method which as_prabahar tried in the following article - Using Windows Application on web

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          Actually I was talking about the method which as_prabahar tried in the following article - Using Windows Application on web

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          Then please post your question in the forum at the end of the article, so as_prabahar can reply.

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            Then please post your question in the forum at the end of the article, so as_prabahar can reply.

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            Considering the age of that article and the rating on it, I'd be surprised if you got a response. You can only get away with what that article talks about IF AND ONLY IF your Forms application was written properly to begin with. Chances are really good that you're going to be rewriting the app and doing a ton of refactoring of the code to use it in a web app.

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              I have tried your method of converting a windows form to web form but now I have a bulky project which is to be converted into a web application. What should I do? Can I convert it directly or I am supposed to migrate its content one by one to the web application? Please help.

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              ZurdoDev
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              The two technologies are very different. You should rewrite it. Perhaps you have business logic classes that can be reused but I would not try any migration tools.

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                Considering the age of that article and the rating on it, I'd be surprised if you got a response. You can only get away with what that article talks about IF AND ONLY IF your Forms application was written properly to begin with. Chances are really good that you're going to be rewriting the app and doing a ton of refactoring of the code to use it in a web app.

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                Attempt to utilize the Microsoft windows control, maintain a strategic distance from outsider control. Since we will utilize a similar control on web.

                Build up a windows application. For creating climate you can utilize windows controls are outsider control that is not a matter.

                Open "New Project ", select Visual C# Project and select Windows Application and name the venture as "WindowsTOWeb" and snap Open

                Put a few controls on the Forms, for example, Labels, TextBoxes, and catches

                When you run the application, the shape will look like Figure 3

                Presently we need to change over the windows application into a usercontrol so then we can utilize the client control in our Web application

                Presently tap the property of the venture and change the "Yield Type" from Windows Application to Class Library

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                  Attempt to utilize the Microsoft windows control, maintain a strategic distance from outsider control. Since we will utilize a similar control on web.

                  Build up a windows application. For creating climate you can utilize windows controls are outsider control that is not a matter.

                  Open "New Project ", select Visual C# Project and select Windows Application and name the venture as "WindowsTOWeb" and snap Open

                  Put a few controls on the Forms, for example, Labels, TextBoxes, and catches

                  When you run the application, the shape will look like Figure 3

                  Presently we need to change over the windows application into a usercontrol so then we can utilize the client control in our Web application

                  Presently tap the property of the venture and change the "Yield Type" from Windows Application to Class Library

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                  ...And?

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