How to implement web based C# compiler using ASP.NET for my web site

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i want design a website for compile a C#.net code online an give a intent result
please send suggestion and sample how to run on server ?

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design a compiler for online website

Posted 16-Jun-16 4:15am

sandeep manzhi

Updated 16-Jun-16 4:25am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Jun-16 10:32am

Do you really want to create a brand-new compiler, or do you want to use an existing one (and then, the problem would be licensing and legal issues)? I also doubt that many users would be interested, because free of charge or open-source compiler is not a problem these days; and posting code, and especially receiving the compiled assemblies back, via Web, would be too slow. Also, do you want to execute compiled applications in browser? It's quite possible, and, I would say, the only interesting part of it.

So, this is all possible (assuming you have the compiler itself). But then, what's the problem? What have you tried so far?

—SA

sandeep manzhi 16-Jun-16 10:36am

I am use a existing C#.net compiler in the web server for using online.for a end user that is using a website for coding.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Jun-16 11:29am

You answered only one of my questions. How are you going to solve the licensing problem, anyway.
And what is your technical problem? You can always use an available compiler with ASP.NET.
—SA

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2016-06-16T04:20:00

If I was you, I'd think long and hard before I did this. The compiler part is easy: csc.exe is installed with .NET so you can compile apps very simply.
But...do you really want to execute user code on your server? Bear in mind that the app you run will have access to anything your website can: email server, website pages, databases, server file system, ... the scope for malicious code is pretty high!