VB.NET application run on web

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Guillaume

Hi i need to run my VB.NET application on my browser. If you know hoy
ia can this, please send me e-mail with explcations. If you can, I
need clear explanation because I am newbie in VB.NET

Thanks a lot
 
Since no one else will say it I will. This post makes no sense.

Though for some reason I feel the need to try and translate and answer it,
god help me.

I assume that by "my browser" you mean you want it to be a web application
as opposed to a windows application?

If this is so you just need to re-write it as a web application.

If your looking for someone to do it then let me know I contract out at
about $250 an hour be happy to help, if that doesn't appeal to you there are
lots of resources on the web that can help you out, also a great number of
books and periodicals as well.

Also, I just want to state, since I answer a great many posts in various
newsgroups, that when you ask for a detailed explenation, you need to give a
detailed question, also work on your spelling consistency, if you look like
you don't care, then neither do the people who can help you.

Hope this helps.

-Evan
 
If you are plannning to Run any of your VB.NET applications on the
web, the first thing that you need to ensure is that you have good
namespacing in your VB.NET application

Try and write all code behind in a VB classs for easy portability.

You cannot migrate any of the forms of code behind forms. These have
be all redesigned in ASP.NET.

All VB Classes can be used in ASP.NET, by adding a reference to the
*.dll in the BIN directory

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Judging from the number of groups he posted to and
the way he worded his post, I doubt that he'll ever see any
of these responses. He seems to be simply announcing to
the world that he's ready to be served and is currently
accepting applications to his inbox!
 
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