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Raj - 15 Nov 2006 14:37 GMT
Hi All..,

I have a VB.Net Windows Application..

I need to Run this Exe From Some Other System(Client) and I need to
Upload some specified files to the Server System..

Now my doubts are..

1) Is client-Server concept is Possible in Windows Applications..

2) Can I pass some arguments to that exe.. from server..

Regards..,

Ramesh.R...
Rad [Visual C# MVP] - 15 Nov 2006 15:03 GMT
You have to be a bit more specific

1) What sort of application is it? File transfer? Instant Messaging?
2) What sort of data to you pass to the server? Files? Data (records)?

As for your questions
1) Yes, it is very much possible to build client server applications through
a multitude of techinques: Remoting, webservices, network sockets, COM+.
Depends on what you want to do
2) You can certainly pass data to the client from the server (or the other
way round)
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