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Converting C# Application to WEB Enabled with ASP.NET .

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    unitecsoft
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    I have an application written in C# with SQL server Dbase . Would like to convert the same application to Web Enabled as ASP.NET without having to Re-write the code again in ASP.NET . Can anyone help in that ? UnitecSoft We will Either Find A Way , Or We Will Make One .

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      I have an application written in C# with SQL server Dbase . Would like to convert the same application to Web Enabled as ASP.NET without having to Re-write the code again in ASP.NET . Can anyone help in that ? UnitecSoft We will Either Find A Way , Or We Will Make One .

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      ASP.NET provides just the framework to provide a web interface for your application. Your application is written in C#, the language, which is independent of how the application presents itself to the outside world. If you have designed your application properly by separating out the presentation layer from the business logic and database layers then it should be easy to replace the front end your application currently has with an ASP.NET front end. The bottom line is that you will have to write some ASP.NET code, but this will be in addition to what is already there. If you have designed your application badly then you will have to re-write it and no one can help you with that.


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        ASP.NET provides just the framework to provide a web interface for your application. Your application is written in C#, the language, which is independent of how the application presents itself to the outside world. If you have designed your application properly by separating out the presentation layer from the business logic and database layers then it should be easy to replace the front end your application currently has with an ASP.NET front end. The bottom line is that you will have to write some ASP.NET code, but this will be in addition to what is already there. If you have designed your application badly then you will have to re-write it and no one can help you with that.


        Upcoming Scottish Developers events: * UK Security Evangelists On Tour (2nd November, Edinburgh) * Developer Day Scotland: are you interested in speaking or attending? My: Website | Blog

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        Thanx for your response , I believe the application is written in a good structure , UI is seperate from the business logic because it already written for two user langauges with same functions on same froms , just the UI can be swaped ( Hot swap ) while the application is running to show english language UI Or right side language UI . events in all controls do not contain business code , they tend to call functions or methods carrying that code , no control event holds more than one line of code . May be the reason of my quastion is that I am starting web applications for the first time with ASP.NET . UnitecSoft

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