Platform for Web-Based Application

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Hello All,

I have a requirement in which I need to build a web-based application in the client-server architecture form. But I am relatively new to web-based application. I have experience in defining desktop applications on VC++.net platform.

The application is about capturing real-time data from hardware. Data capturing would be done only through the server but its status can be viewed remotely by connecting to the web app as a client.

Can anyone please guide me so to what all parameters I should be considering for designing the software and finalizing the platform for implementing the same.

Posted 5-Nov-12 23:50pm

poonampawar11

Updated 5-Nov-12 23:51pm

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ExcelledProducts 6-Nov-12 14:51pm

What language do you want it in you have C#, JAVA, VB.NET, VC++, ASP:NET. That get us no where. And also you will never find an answer because you basically asking somebody to do your work.

Kschuler 6-Nov-12 17:13pm

I don't think this a request for someone else to do the work. Seems to me the OP is just asking for help with designing and planning the early stages. More of an overall discussion of the project and the pros and cons of possible technologies to create it.

poonampawar11 8-Nov-12 3:44am

I need support in devising the list of parameters which one should work on before selecting the platform for developing web-based application.
Thanks in advance

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onelopez · Answer 1 · 2012-11-07T11:05:00

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Take a look at this excellent article
ElmahR = ELMAH + SignalR

SignalR is an excellent utility used in conjunction with MVC + .NET 4.0 to provide real-time updates to the client from the server

Posted 7-Nov-12 11:05am

onelopez