How to display WindowForm in Asp.net 4.0

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Hi All,
I am using VS2010,C#,Asp.net4.0 web application.
I need to display window form in web page.

how can display window form in web page.
plz give suggestion,idea or any ref link.

help will be appreciated.
Regards
Mukesh

Posted 21-Jan-13 19:17pm

mukesh_panth

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2013-01-21T19:43:00

Just forget it. If you learn a bit about the Web, you will see it makes no sense.

Your client Web browser is executed on a number of different platforms, so System.Windows.Forms is not available in general case, as CLR is also not available. Just think a bit about it. And if this is ASP.NET on Windows, it does not change anything. You are not going to show a form on the server side, are you? :-)

(And do yourself a big favor, don't even consider ActiveX. Not all browsers support it, not on all platforms. But more importantly, this is not a legitimate thing for a Web application, because this is utterly unsafe. The experienced users won't even think about using your side as soon as they see that you are using ActiveX.)

—SA