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  1. Jul 25th, 2004, 05:41 PM #1
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    Any way to move VB.Net app to ASP.Net

    Any of you guys know if its possible to move a vb.net app to asp.net? Some type of tool or something?

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    Yes it is possible, to an extent, it really depends on what your program does.

    There are no tools that I am aware of.
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    Where does the extent end

    The app is a work order system for my work. It has multiple forms and backends to a MySQL Database. The code is good code and works very well by itself.
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    If you kept all the data access code in classes or modules separate from the GUI code (vaildation ect) it should be as simple as creating a web interface and wireing up the code.
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