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Silverlight Business Application VS Web Application

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    Hi all, I used to use .Net application for all our web application. I did not really interested to do silverlight buiness application dispite it is very cool and the UI is nice. i had an argument with one of my collegue. he is saying that we can use silverlight Biz. application instead of our web application for our development. but what i am saying that silverlight is not much sopheticated to be able to develop huge application. it is designed for small and basic applications only. this was our agrument. i tried to find out comparision between silverlight Business Application and Web Application. i could not find. thats why i am posting my question here which is: Can we use SilverLight Business Application to do all our web applications

    Hussain Mohammed Saleh Attiya ISP Technical Manager Atyaf Telcom - Bahrain

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      Hi all, I used to use .Net application for all our web application. I did not really interested to do silverlight buiness application dispite it is very cool and the UI is nice. i had an argument with one of my collegue. he is saying that we can use silverlight Biz. application instead of our web application for our development. but what i am saying that silverlight is not much sopheticated to be able to develop huge application. it is designed for small and basic applications only. this was our agrument. i tried to find out comparision between silverlight Business Application and Web Application. i could not find. thats why i am posting my question here which is: Can we use SilverLight Business Application to do all our web applications

      Hussain Mohammed Saleh Attiya ISP Technical Manager Atyaf Telcom - Bahrain

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      hussain.attiya wrote:

      i tried to find out comparision between silverlight Business Application and Web Application.

      Maybe an understanding of what Silverlight is would help to start with... What is Silverlight?[^] What do you mean by "web application"? What is "SilverLight Business Application"? Do you mean the project template that comes with the Silverlight 3.0 development tools? Silverlight is implemented as a browser plugin (like Flash) so Silverlight applications run on the client side. Silverlight can be hosted on any web page including web pages from ASP.NET web applications.

      Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

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        hussain.attiya wrote:

        i tried to find out comparision between silverlight Business Application and Web Application.

        Maybe an understanding of what Silverlight is would help to start with... What is Silverlight?[^] What do you mean by "web application"? What is "SilverLight Business Application"? Do you mean the project template that comes with the Silverlight 3.0 development tools? Silverlight is implemented as a browser plugin (like Flash) so Silverlight applications run on the client side. Silverlight can be hosted on any web page including web pages from ASP.NET web applications.

        Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

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        hi, i know what is silverlight and i know it is a browser client application in web page. but in silver light also you can create business application that can be communicated with the database through domainDataSource class and you have alot of controls like DataGrid FormView etc. what i am asking is that; is it posible to develope a complete business application like what we do in .net web application. i think the best thing for me is to take an existing web application and try to re-develop it using silverlight business application.

        Hussain Mohammed Saleh Attiya ISP Technical Manager Atyaf Telcom - Bahrain

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          hi, i know what is silverlight and i know it is a browser client application in web page. but in silver light also you can create business application that can be communicated with the database through domainDataSource class and you have alot of controls like DataGrid FormView etc. what i am asking is that; is it posible to develope a complete business application like what we do in .net web application. i think the best thing for me is to take an existing web application and try to re-develop it using silverlight business application.

          Hussain Mohammed Saleh Attiya ISP Technical Manager Atyaf Telcom - Bahrain

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          hussain.attiya wrote:

          is it posible to develope a complete business application like what we do in .net web application

          Is it possible? Yes. I'm doing it. But your definition of a "complete business application" may be different. Again, the big difference is, Silverlight runs .NET on the client, where any other .NET web application runs on the server. You can take advantage of code running on the client to provide a richer UI. I prefer to use Silverlight as part of a .NET web application, so I can leverage >NET code on both the client and the server.

          Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

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