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I have an application that needs to conform to some finicky clients.
The goal is to make the application an asp.net app and host it on the
web for our clients which has many benefits as everyone knows. However,
some clients will not be too happy about us hosting their data and
would preffer that they deploy the applications to their desktops and
host the database themseleves.
So I have 2 delivery methods to contend with, but I require that they
share the same code base with no changes to the business logic and UI.
It would be nice to create the application as an asp.net app that we
host, and also have the option to distribute that app to clients as a
stand-alone windows application with the same code.
One option I have seen is using the cassani web server for this task,
however there is not much out there about deploying applications like
that. What are some of the things to concider in this arrangement? Are
there any other, or any better options to accomplish this? I am tried
from reasearch and would like some opinions of the community.
Thanks!
The goal is to make the application an asp.net app and host it on the
web for our clients which has many benefits as everyone knows. However,
some clients will not be too happy about us hosting their data and
would preffer that they deploy the applications to their desktops and
host the database themseleves.
So I have 2 delivery methods to contend with, but I require that they
share the same code base with no changes to the business logic and UI.
It would be nice to create the application as an asp.net app that we
host, and also have the option to distribute that app to clients as a
stand-alone windows application with the same code.
One option I have seen is using the cassani web server for this task,
however there is not much out there about deploying applications like
that. What are some of the things to concider in this arrangement? Are
there any other, or any better options to accomplish this? I am tried
from reasearch and would like some opinions of the community.
Thanks!