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sending information from one application to another

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    Leonard Munteanu
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    I have two distinct .NET applications which must interact with one another. Some information from the first one should be passed to the second. :confused: How can i do that ? Thanks in advance for any ideas. Ekaterina

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      I have two distinct .NET applications which must interact with one another. Some information from the first one should be passed to the second. :confused: How can i do that ? Thanks in advance for any ideas. Ekaterina

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      Dave Kreskowiak
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      Need a bit more detail about what your doing... What are you passing between the apps and how much? How do these apps interact? Do they have to interact in real-time or can they do their processing in transactions and batches? Do you have the source for both apps? RageInTheMachine9532

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        I have two distinct .NET applications which must interact with one another. Some information from the first one should be passed to the second. :confused: How can i do that ? Thanks in advance for any ideas. Ekaterina

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        Duncan Edwards Jones
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        Looks like the kind of thing you'd use "Remoting" for...? '--8<------------------------ Ex Datis: Duncan Jones Merrion Computing Ltd

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          I have two distinct .NET applications which must interact with one another. Some information from the first one should be passed to the second. :confused: How can i do that ? Thanks in advance for any ideas. Ekaterina

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          Guillermo Rivero
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          Remoting is the solution. http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/remotingcallbacks.asp[^] Free your mind...

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            Remoting is the solution. http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/remotingcallbacks.asp[^] Free your mind...

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            Dave Kreskowiak
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            Duh! That would be the all-encompassing answer, wouldn't it! :) My bad! Thanks! RageInTheMachine9532

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            • L Leonard Munteanu

              I have two distinct .NET applications which must interact with one another. Some information from the first one should be passed to the second. :confused: How can i do that ? Thanks in advance for any ideas. Ekaterina

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              dabuskol
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              you could use session variables application 1 save your value session["id"] = txtbox1.text application 2 read your value dim strtest as string = session["id"] there is another other option you could pass the value as parameter, it depends on your flow.

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