the easiest way to convert a .net windows app to web app?

[tom]

Hi all,

I would like to know what is the easiest way to convert a
VB.net window application to a web application?

Thanks in advance!
tom

 

[Flare]

I would like to know what is the easiest way to convert a

VB.net window application to a web application?

Do you mean ASP.Net?

Anders

 

[Guest]

Yes. We want to convert a .net window app to asp.net.
Thanks for your response.

 

[Flare]

I would like to know what is the easiest way to convert

a

U can't do that directly....at all.

Maybe you can reuse your datalayer, (if you got one) and webservices (if
have such) and maybe someone of your util classes and or custom collections.

The problem about the windows gui and webpages differ SO much and is not
compareable. Not even with the aproach with asp.net.

But you will have an easier way converting your projects "code logic",
because you can seperate ypur visual design and logic design (code behind
files)

I dont know if you wanted to know if there was utility or so? Or you just
wanted some guidelines.

You could (Dangerous grund) look at deploying your application with notouch
technology.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...tml/vbtchno-touchdeploymentinnetframework.asp

But its problbly not what ypu are looking for.

Plz specify want your wanna know and we wil try and help you.

Regards,
Anders

 

[jpowers5882]

Converting VB.Net Window app to Web Site app

Hi,

Oddly enough, I was looking for similar information.

I found it easy to create the Web GUI to look just like my Windows GUI already. I have a simple VB.Net Windows application. I've simply created the GUI in the Web Site application and moved my logic into it. However, I am trying to use a class object from my VB.Net Windows application in my newly-created Web site application. However, It is not working.
The question is - how do I declare my class object in my new Web site application? Where do I put the declaration? I can tell it's not working because it doesn't recognize the class name in my program.

Thank you for any guidance!!

- Jim