Re: how to run application(exe) in browser
- From: "Tom Serface" <tom.nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 9 Jun 2008 09:06:28 -0700
Agreed. It depends on the application. Certainly, Microsoft has some clout in this regard.
Tom
"Saqib Ilyas" <SaqibIlyas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:9E90B2D9-770B-40E8-8851-34048BEFE561@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Shouldnt a Windows Media Player inside a web browser be a neat and nice
solution? Most everyone's got that control installed and I'm sure one could
work with the relevant SDK in VC++ if video communication is needed.
Saqib Ilyas
VC++ MVP
"Tom Serface" wrote:
A lot of us are rewriting applications that need to be hosted in a browser
using ASP.NET/C# and maintaining a native version and a web version. The
big problem with creating a control to run on the client's computer is that
a lot of people think it is a security risk to download and/or install
plug-ins. There are a lot of trusted ones (Google, Adobe, Microsoft), but
if you plan to use your software publically you may run into some resistance
unless you are a big enough company to instill enough confidence in your
users. A web application does most of its work server side and can often
work without any downloadable code that runs on the client's computer.
Tom
<arumuthu@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> hi,
> i have application, it's runs in local machine.i want to run
> application in browser.
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