open winform of webform peroject (mix Win forms on web project)

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i used asp.net webform with winform
This means that when you click on a link to open the corresponding windowform.
how to open winform of webform project by click on link? (mix Win forms on web project)

Posted 17-Sep-14 21:17pm

ahmadamiri

Updated 19-Sep-14 17:48pm

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Sinisa Hajnal 18-Sep-14 3:23am

What special WinForm? Why would you mix Win forms on web project?! Check your question for typos before posting it, make at least that much effort - also, you didn't post any code and describe your problem in any detail.

ahmadamiri 19-Sep-14 23:45pm

I mean the mix Win forms on web project

ZurdoDev 18-Sep-14 8:11am

This makes no sense. Windows and web are totally different so what are you doing?

ahmadamiri 19-Sep-14 23:46pm

I'd click on a link in the web environment of the open window(mix Win forms on web project)

ZurdoDev 20-Sep-14 8:17am

This still does not make any sense at all.

Madhuri Gamane 20-Sep-14 1:28am

if you want to use both win forms and web forms, you must make separate applications for each :-)

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2014-09-19T18:24:00

It makes no sense at all and would be quite obvious if you though a bit a how Web works. Your .NET code in ASP.NET always works on the server side. If you could run a Form application, it just would block the ASP.NET application (normally, it too long processing of HTTP request cause timeout). And who would operate the UI, on the server side? Note also that the client side has nothing to do with .NET or CLI at all. It only runs in browser; CLI does not have to be installed.

—SA