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how should I create exe file in asp.net frame work using database ?

Posted 28-Apr-11 5:03am

sam4582

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jim lahey 28-Apr-11 11:05am

You don't specifically create .exe files in ASP.net, database or not. are you referring to making an installer package?

Sandeep Mewara 28-Apr-11 11:37am

Exe file IN asp.net using DATABASE?

no connection between three... sorry!

sam4582 28-Apr-11 11:44am

Sir,
my project will like creating a software in Asp.net web mode which I can't create. thats I wanna learn from you.Actually the project I wanna make like in student database management or any other topics.

Sandeep Mewara 28-Apr-11 11:46am

You are still not clear. If you need help from members, you need to be elaborative (being specific) and tell what is the scenario, what you tried and where are you stuck.

The way you have posted is not going to get any meaningful answer.

sam4582 28-Apr-11 11:59am

Sir,
In windows application can create an exe file. but so far as I heard that in Asp .net web application mode we can't create an exe file i.e. setup file.its only possible to a server machine not in client machine.in my institution all the faculties are told me this.so my question is can't I create a setup file in web mode ? so that whenever I insert my project disc that must have to download you know like a software, and no one could copy my project.

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2011-04-28T05:45:00

Solution 1

ASP.Net - you would be creating a web page - not an exe.

Posted 28-Apr-11 5:45am

Abhinav S