Re: Calling dot.net code/assembly from a webpage ?
- From: "Marc Rohloff" <marcrohloff_ng@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 20 Oct 2006 08:59:01 -0700
Skybuck Flying wrote:
Is it possible to call some dot.net code... for example asp.net assembliesServer side? You would have to use asp (i.e. Serevr side Javascript)
from a html page ?
1. Use a script. Like javascript or vbscript or something like that.
and access the .NET code as a COM object, but then you might as well
just write an ASPX page.
Client side? You could use AJAX technologies to call a server side ASPX
script.
Is it possible to use javascript to call a dot.net assembly or asp.netSee above
application ?
Is it necessary to make an asp.net form application or can it be formless ?It can be formless. It is fairly simple to convert an HTML page to a
ASPX page. You can return anything you want. I have ASPX that returns
images and RSS Feeds (XML).
Is it possible to first call an asp.net application to check if the webusersStandard HTML pages don't use the ASPX security model. To do this you
should be allowed access to the html page ?
need to modify the IIS configuration to forward HTML pages to the .NET
runtimes (just like ASPX pages) instead of handling them itself.
So then all links would have to be modified ?Not necessarily.
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Marc
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