How to decide the best choice between web-form and win-form for the next solution?

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How to decide the best choice between web-form and win-form for the next
solution?

In my case, the new projects will have over 200 users to use and we will
apply part-by-part function components add to production environment when we
developed a part and parts. The projects will have a very very user
friendly UI for powerful analysis and enquiry. Also, the projects should
have very high response for user actions.

For consider the deloyment, web-form will be very fast solutions. Win-form
will need to install one-by-one PCs. It will affect our decide which
web-form and win-form to apply.

Are there anyone have the best methods or ideas for our considers?
 
How to decide the best choice between web-form and win-form for the
next solution?

In my case, the new projects will have over 200 users to use and we
will apply part-by-part function components add to production
environment when we developed a part and parts. The projects will
have a very very user friendly UI for powerful analysis and enquiry.
Also, the projects should have very high response for user actions.

For consider the deloyment, web-form will be very fast solutions.
Win-form will need to install one-by-one PCs. It will affect our
decide which web-form and win-form to apply.

Are there anyone have the best methods or ideas for our considers?
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From your requirements, it sounds like you would prefer a Winform solution.
In order to get the high responsiveness and user interactivity on the web
you would need to move to an AJAX solution or code a lot in javascript. I
recommend you read up on Click-Once deployment with 2005. (start with http://msdn.microsoft.com/smartclient/understanding/windowsforms/2.0/features/clickonce.aspx).
This allows you to publish your application to a web server and the clients
will keep up-to-date by dynamically downloading updates from the published
location. This should take care of your deployment issues.

If you decide to go this route, make sure to check out the restrictions
you need to take into account with Code Access Security. (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...n-us/cpguide/html/cpconcodeaccesssecurity.asp).

Jim Wooley
http://devauthority.com/blogs/jwooley
 
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