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QuestionRemoting a Form? Pin
Snixtor5-Dec-08 16:09
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I have two .NET applications running on the one machine, communicating with each other using remoting over a named pipe. We'll classify these as client and server. I want to be able to click on a button on the client, which will cause a remote request to the server to fetch a Form that will then be displayed on the client as a modal dialog. Essentially, a thin client. I need the form to "run" on the server so that it has access to the servers stateful information, but appear on the client as though it were just another client form.

The server is an existing full-featured application, so dramatic changes to its structure can't be made (for example, the entire UI can't be switched to WPF, which as I understand might make better allowances for this sort of behaviour?).

I've tinkered with all manner of object passing and UI invoke calls, but I'm mostly stabbing in the dark. One idea I had (but am not quite sure where to start), is to present the Form "at" the server (it's the same machine, user account, etc), but tinker with window handles to get it owned by the client. Or at least get it to focus infront of the client.
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GeneralPlease give me the source code for REMINDER in ASP.NET with C# Pin
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