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Jason Keats 01-09-2010 01:08 AM

Re: Doew WPF application need to install in each pc?
 
aspfun via DotNetMonster.com wrote:
> Our company have about 20 branches and 500 clienta in different locations.
> Most of our appications are ASP.NET and are hosted in a web server.
> If I use WPF to create a new application, does it need to install in each pc?
>


Yes, and each computer will require the .NET Framework be (pre)installed.

However, you may be able to use ClickOnce to install your application
from a URL (if they already have the .NET Framework installed).

Alternatively, you can use WPF to create a Silverlight application.
Silverlight clients run within the browser, so are (at the moment)
limited in what they can do - no printing, etc.

HTH

Jason Keats 01-09-2010 01:19 AM

Re: Doew WPF application need to install in each pc?
 
Jason Keats wrote:
> aspfun via DotNetMonster.com wrote:
>> Our company have about 20 branches and 500 clienta in different
>> locations.
>> Most of our appications are ASP.NET and are hosted in a web server.
>> If I use WPF to create a new application, does it need to install in
>> each pc?
>>

>
> Yes, and each computer will require the .NET Framework be (pre)installed.
>
> However, you may be able to use ClickOnce to install your application
> from a URL (if they already have the .NET Framework installed).
>
> Alternatively, you can use WPF to create a Silverlight application.
> Silverlight clients run within the browser, so are (at the moment)
> limited in what they can do - no printing, etc.
>
> HTH



My answer, above, assumed you were talking about a WPF desktop application.

I forgot (and don't know much) about XBAP. To me, XBAP doesn't seem to
be as popular as the other options.


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