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for developing web application projects in vs-2010

we can use wpf or wcf

thanks in advance

Posted 30-Jun-11 23:40pm

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2011-06-30T23:43:00

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Yes.

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Which will be better? They're not even the same general type of framework. WCF is for communications, and WPF is for UI. What I think you REALLY want to use is Silverlight *and* WCF. Before you do ANYTHING, you should familiarize youself with the various types of applications you can build with Visual Studio (MFC, WinForms, WPF, Silverlight, ASP.Net) so that you can make a more informed and educated choice.

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Wild-Programmer 1-Jul-11 5:44am

World's smallest, accurate and perfect answer :D my 5+

gowthammanju 1-Jul-11 5:48am

hmmm we can use wcf or wpf which will be better to use

Wild-Programmer 1-Jul-11 5:52am

It depends on the requirement of the project not the language. If your projects need sexy, crispy and rich UI, go for WPF, if your project needs to have service online, use WCF. You need to understand the technology first, that what purpose it solves and then you need to analyze your project, that what it wants and then decide.

Pete O'Hanlon · Answer 2 · 2011-06-30T23:48:00

If you are creating a web application, you don't want to look at WPF. WPF is a desktop solution, and while it has limited support for browser applications called XBAPs, these have been deprecated my Microsoft in favour of the web based version known as Silverlight.

WCF is a communications technology. As such, it has no real affiliation to web or desktop, so it can be used for either. So yes, you can use WCF for your web development - but it won't present any UI. You might want to consider using ASP.NET or ASP MVC for web development - both have excellent support in Visual Studio 2010.

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