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C# exe on IIS??

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Pau1

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Mar 29, 2002
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Hi;
I have an IIS on my computer and I want to allow my coworkers to eun a C# exe from my machine without them having .net framework on their computers is this possible?
Thank you in advance!
Paul
 
The machine on which the .NET executable runs (written in C# in your case, but also applies to VB.NET and COBOL.NET) will need the .NET framework runtime installed on it.

If they're using Terminal Server to run it off your machine, you will need it. If they connect via the network and the program executes on their machine, they will need it on their PC.

If they're using a browser to run an ASP.NET page off your IIS machine, it depends on the technology the page was written with - ordinary ASP page with web forms, they don't need it. But if there's any client-side stuff going on (.NET web control of some kind), then they'll need it on their machine.

Chip H.
 
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