How to web(ASP.NET) or HTML(JS) execute client exe program(MFC)

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Hi all!!

I want to exeute exe program(MFC) from web page(ASP.NET) without ActiveX and ActiveXObject and Download style.

I want anything methods Java script code or ASP.NET code.

I current work to remove ActiveX.

and next work to web page and exe program message(string) or method communication.

Please help me....T_T

What I have tried:

Current programs is using activex But current programs without activex.
so ActiveX or ActiveXObject(javascript code) don't use.

I try download method but download method a problem of Duplicate Files download(chorme browser).

Posted 27-Sep-16 16:11pm

mymyyc

Updated 27-Sep-16 17:35pm

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KihoC 27-Sep-16 22:38pm

I used to have Active X object to scan and save document in web page.
That does not work anymore, so I create windows application to scan and build web pages communicate with websocket.

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2016-09-27T17:35:00

Solution 1

If you're talking about executing an .EXE on the client, you can't. That's a MASSIVE security risk and is not allowed.

Posted 27-Sep-16 17:35pm

Dave Kreskowiak