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relating between an asp.net web application and a winform

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    hi I want implement a relation between a web application form and a windows form. web application is by vb.net and the winform is by c# !!! is it possible directly or must using a web service ?

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      hi I want implement a relation between a web application form and a windows form. web application is by vb.net and the winform is by c# !!! is it possible directly or must using a web service ?

      H.R

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      That depends. What kind of relation?

      --- single minded; short sighted; long gone;

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        hi I want implement a relation between a web application form and a windows form. web application is by vb.net and the winform is by c# !!! is it possible directly or must using a web service ?

        H.R

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        H.R wrote:

        want implement a relation between a web application form and a windows form. web application is by vb.net and the winform is by c# !!! is it possible directly or must using a web service ?

        You can post from the Winform to a page on the website and get the result back (as XML response for example). That way you don't have to create a web service. But why not use web service. It is very simple to create a basic web service to do the same in a more efficient way.

        Pete Soheil DigiOz Multimedia http://www.digioz.com

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          H.R wrote:

          want implement a relation between a web application form and a windows form. web application is by vb.net and the winform is by c# !!! is it possible directly or must using a web service ?

          You can post from the Winform to a page on the website and get the result back (as XML response for example). That way you don't have to create a web service. But why not use web service. It is very simple to create a basic web service to do the same in a more efficient way.

          Pete Soheil DigiOz Multimedia http://www.digioz.com

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          many thanks it is an e-examination project that for some things , must use of a winform in. end user is dealt with the winform to testing, and the webform should be aware of winform running from first to end of the exam. (momentarily the winform should reporting to the webform about itself running and result of tests) web service is the best ?!!!

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            many thanks it is an e-examination project that for some things , must use of a winform in. end user is dealt with the winform to testing, and the webform should be aware of winform running from first to end of the exam. (momentarily the winform should reporting to the webform about itself running and result of tests) web service is the best ?!!!

            H.R

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            H.R wrote:

            it is an e-examination project that for some things , must use of a winform in.

            You can still call a web service from a windows form.

            H.R wrote:

            end user is dealt with the winform to testing, and the webform should be aware of winform running from first to end of the exam.

            You can create a method in the web service and keep calling it every few seconds to verify with the web service that the test taker is still connected and taking the test.

            H.R wrote:

            web service is the best ?!!!

            I think a Web Service would simplify the system and make it more user friendly. Personally I would recommend a Web Service over a Post to Webpage based system.

            Pete Soheil DigiOz Multimedia http://www.digioz.com

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              H.R wrote:

              it is an e-examination project that for some things , must use of a winform in.

              You can still call a web service from a windows form.

              H.R wrote:

              end user is dealt with the winform to testing, and the webform should be aware of winform running from first to end of the exam.

              You can create a method in the web service and keep calling it every few seconds to verify with the web service that the test taker is still connected and taking the test.

              H.R wrote:

              web service is the best ?!!!

              I think a Web Service would simplify the system and make it more user friendly. Personally I would recommend a Web Service over a Post to Webpage based system.

              Pete Soheil DigiOz Multimedia http://www.digioz.com

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              thanks for your leading

              H.R

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