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    in My C/S WinForm program, Client contacts with Server using Socket.and Both of them written in C#. i want to modify the C/S mode to B/S mode because i dont want to install a WinForm program at client. i would like to implement the same function at client using Browser. i need drawing graphic/winform controls and many others. do there have good solution in this case ? And aslo i dont want to install CLR at client.

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      in My C/S WinForm program, Client contacts with Server using Socket.and Both of them written in C#. i want to modify the C/S mode to B/S mode because i dont want to install a WinForm program at client. i would like to implement the same function at client using Browser. i need drawing graphic/winform controls and many others. do there have good solution in this case ? And aslo i dont want to install CLR at client.

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      C/S ?? B/S ?? By this do you mean Client/Server and Browser/Server? If so, you do know that a browser is just a type of client. If you don't want to install the CLR on the client then you cannot draw graphics and WinForm controls on the client. If you want to convert your client code to be usable in a browser you are going to have to re-write the client as an ASP.NET application and host it on a server. The major architectural difference between ASP.NET applications and WinForms applications is that ASP.NET is stateless which means that your presentation layer cannot be ported easily and you will need to think about re-designing how it interacts with the user.


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