> Hello!
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> Now to my questions:
That will will depend on how well your application is written. if you
have at least two tiers UI and the REST, then you are good. YOu willl
have to just write the Asp.net layer.
Also you might want to go over the REST just to make sure it will work
in web environment( more than one request at a time)
> Assume I want to have the same functionality and GUI from a web application
> as I have from the Windows form application.
> How much is it possible to use from the Windows form application when
> writing the the web application?
> How much do I have to rewrite in asp.net ?
> Is the best solution to use asp.net ?
> Do I have to change anything in the app server when handling communication
> from the web application?
YOu will still be able to use your existing app serve even with the
web.app
> The best would be if the app server would be transparant meaning that both
> the Windows form application and the web application
> work the identical against the app server so no change is required in the
> app server.
> As I have understood this, is that asp.net application is running on a web
> server(IIS for example). You write your asp.net application by using
> the visual tool editor similar to cunstructing GUI for windows forms and
> handling event and so on.
> The browser will present a GUI using HTML that has been sent from the web
> server about the same look and feel as you have when running the web
> application from within visual studio. I here assume that you can test and
> run you asp.net application from within your IDE in visual studio.
>
> //Tony