Wpf application to run windows application

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Hi Now i am planning to move wpf.i want to develop windows application in wpf.is it possible to run that windows application in web?.how to create?.can anyone explain clearly.
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jagadeesh.b

Posted 26-Sep-12 23:42pm

Jagadeesh Ballamudi

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Jammer 27-Sep-12 5:45am

I think you need to provide more information. Why would you want to develop a WPF application for the Web???

Have you thought about Silverlight?

With VERY careful use of PRISM you *could* reuse WPF views in Silverlight but it's not for the faint of heart.

have you looked at XBAP?

NeonMika 27-Sep-12 12:31pm

I think what he means is that you don't have to download the whole application and install it on your PC, but you can just go a web page and the application is loading (Like a Java Applet). So a normal windows client and a web client in one.
As far as I know the answer is no. But I'm also interested in it :)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Sep-12 12:41pm

"Wpf application to run windows application" is logically incorrect. WPF application is itself a kind of windows application; not clear what else it should run. "It is possible" just makes no sense.
--SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2012-09-27T06:45:00

Please see my comment to the question. The answer to your question is "no way"; and it does not even make any sense. You should understand better how Web works, then it might be perfectly clear for you. All other technologies mentioned in comments, Silverlight, XBAP, etc., are unrelated to your question (even Silverlight is unrelated, even though it has very similar API). They can be considered as alternatives, that's it. Learn about them to get the idea; and to get closer to be able to make some decisions.

—SA