Re: ASP.NET application alone can't do it!!! Right???
From: WJ (JohnWebbs_at_HotMail.Com)
Date: 09/08/04
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Date: Tue, 7 Sep 2004 22:40:57 -0400
"Danny Bloodworth" <dbloodworth@infinitechs.com> wrote in message
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> 1) I do not want the app to round-trip to the server for every tiny
> change.
Use Client/Server application. Not .Net Winform for you cannot force your
customers to install .Net FW if they choose not to. Package it using Wise or
InstallShield and allow them to down load and install.
> 2) I will need some other "component" along with the tools of ASP.NET
> to accomplish this, right?
Very clumsy programming methodology. Not very clean. Avoid this.
> 4) Since the desktop app already uses an ActiveX control, I am
> probably most well-equipped to create this type of solution
>
You need to code-sign the activeX using, say VeriSign Cert. ($400.00/Year to
sign unlimitted apps.)
> 2) ActiveX component - ran into security issues, I fear that some will
> not download with or without a certificate which is expensive anyway,
> ...don't understand how to get a certificate and use it and could
> really use some help
If you generate $$$, then VeriSign is very cheap to buy, 1 cert costs $400
good for 1 year and you can use on any app. you create. Today Windows server
can issue all kinds of certificates. You, in fact, can be your own CA and
issue your own certificates and "convince" your clients to trust you.
In summary, in three years, I would say it is safe to deploy .Net Winform
via internet as other poster suggested. Today, many of my users are still on
Win9x and NT 4.0. It is tough to get rid of that "old habit dies hard". The
best solution is deploy legacy Win32B apps.. It's been working fine for
ages!
--- Web programming is awkward, convoluted and insecure. Its a WHORE ---
John
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