Execute system diagnostics process start

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Execute system.diagnostics.process.start
Hi friends, I want to order it on the client exe file I run the program system.diagnostics.process.start am
Whether this is possible?
If it is done! How do I do this because I run when I answered the Local and I will be ok, but when it does not run on the iis.
Please do guide

Posted 19-Sep-12 18:03pm

javad asadi

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Rockstar_ 20-Sep-12 0:17am

not clear... can you elaborate your problem...

AmitGajjar 20-Sep-12 0:54am

What you really want to do with client side process ?

javad asadi 20-Sep-12 1:01am

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**AmitGajjar** · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-19T18:38:00

Solution 1

Hi,

First of all Client process will never be start using ASP.NET. You can not execute any executable file from client machine. The only way is to use ActiveX control. But ActiveX control will work for Internet Explorer. You can start process using ActiveXobject in javascript if Activex is enabled in your browser.

Hope i answered you query.
Thanks.

Posted 19-Sep-12 18:38pm

AmitGajjar

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Sep-12 0:52am

I voted 4 for this answer. I think this is important to point out that ActiveX is evil: in desktop application it's kind of obsolete; in the Web applications it defeats the purpose of the isolation you mentioned (which is devised for safety, first of all) and hence prohibitively dangerous. Just the whole OP's idea is wrong.
--SA

AmitGajjar 20-Sep-12 0:54am

You are right SA, i forgot to mention that. Thanks for the information. Let's ask OP for what he would like to do with the client process :)

javad asadi 20-Sep-12 1:07am

Guide can be more
I will be grateful if you keep this code sample can be provided

AmitGajjar 20-Sep-12 1:14am

As SA said, ActiveX is obsolate and it's very not good to use. I suggest you to create one windows application and when user open your page, ask them to download the application to access scanner. i don't thin any other good solution for that.

javad asadi 20-Sep-12 2:12am

Sorry you have an example or code that I can learn how to do

AmitGajjar 20-Sep-12 2:15am

Please see my previous suggestion. ActiveX is not preferable. create simple windows application and ask use to download to run scanner process.