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Convert Visual Basic 6.0 Forms into ASP.net Web Page.

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    Binod K
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    Hi, Guys anyone having idea about the Tools/ Third party Tools/ Mechanism to utilise already existing Visual Basic Forms into Asp.net Applicaiton. Here I am explaining Completly: Using RCW/Com Interop i am able to use the Class and methods. But if a class library contains Windows Forms as well, how can i utilise them. Any suggestion regarding this will be a great help ! Thanks in Advance.

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      Hi, Guys anyone having idea about the Tools/ Third party Tools/ Mechanism to utilise already existing Visual Basic Forms into Asp.net Applicaiton. Here I am explaining Completly: Using RCW/Com Interop i am able to use the Class and methods. But if a class library contains Windows Forms as well, how can i utilise them. Any suggestion regarding this will be a great help ! Thanks in Advance.

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      Paddy Boyd
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      You would be much better (and it would probably be a lot easier), to simply re-write your forms in asp.net. If your code separation has been done well, this shouldn't be a big problem.

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        You would be much better (and it would probably be a lot easier), to simply re-write your forms in asp.net. If your code separation has been done well, this shouldn't be a big problem.

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        Thanks for your suggestion ! That is the end solution ! Only Web Page creation is not a matter, Lots of events codes are associated with Win Form, so how to deals about that.

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          Thanks for your suggestion ! That is the end solution ! Only Web Page creation is not a matter, Lots of events codes are associated with Win Form, so how to deals about that.

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          That's unfortunate, it would be handier for you if all that code was abstracted out, but anyway. You will need to rewrite these, if only for the reason that winforms is stateful and asp.net is stateless - i imagine that a lot of your event code will not work because of this.

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