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  • Jack Nielsen

    C# web graphics ?

    Is it possible to make a sprite fly around in a c# web application ?

    How much graphics cappabilities are the with C# and web, I know that some of
    my friends have made many nice graphics demos with java and just wondered if
    C# can do anything at all ?

    Does anyone have a url to a page that shows just a simple thing ?

    Jack

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  • Michael Nemtsev

    #2
    Re: C# web graphics ?

    Hello Jack Nielsen" no_spam,

    Currently in ASP.net 2.0 it's possible only via JavaScript or with Flash

    To get really dynamic graphics in web u need to use Windows Presentaion Framework
    (.NET 3.0)

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    • Frank Hileman

      #3
      Re: C# web graphics ?

      Hi Jack,



      Dials demo in IE, fourth large image from the top of the page.

      Regards,
      Frank Hileman

      check out VG.net: http://www.vgdotnet.com
      Animated vector graphics system
      Integrated Visual Studio graphics editor


      "Jack Nielsen" <no_spam jack.nielsen@ge t2net.dkwrote in message
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      Is it possible to make a sprite fly around in a c# web application ?
      >
      How much graphics cappabilities are the with C# and web, I know that some
      of my friends have made many nice graphics demos with java and just
      wondered if C# can do anything at all ?
      >
      Does anyone have a url to a page that shows just a simple thing ?
      >
      Jack

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      • Chris Fulstow

        #4
        Re: C# web graphics ?

        It's possible to do that sort of thing in a browser with DHTML, but the
        best current technology that sort of thing on the web is Flash.
        However, Microsoft do have a competing technology in the pipeline with
        WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) and XAML (Extensible Application
        Markup Language).

        Check out Microsoft Expression Interactive Designer for more info:


        Jack Nielsen wrote:
        Is it possible to make a sprite fly around in a c# web application ?
        >
        How much graphics cappabilities are the with C# and web, I know that someof
        my friends have made many nice graphics demos with java and just wonderedif
        C# can do anything at all ?
        >
        Does anyone have a url to a page that shows just a simple thing ?
        >
        Jack
        >
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        • Laurent Bugnion

          #5
          Re: C# web graphics ?

          Hi,

          Michael Nemtsev wrote:
          Hello Jack Nielsen" no_spam,
          >
          Currently in ASP.net 2.0 it's possible only via JavaScript or with Flash
          That's a really limited list ;-)

          You can use any plug-in in ASP.NET just like you would in HTML pages.
          That opens the possibility to use: Java (applets), Flash, SVG, VML (to
          cite only a few).

          If you don't want a plug-in to run on the client, that limits you to
          JavaScript and CSS, commonly called DHTML.

          To get really dynamic graphics in web u need to use Windows Presentaion
          Framework (.NET 3.0)
          That's actually Windows Presentation Foundation (ex Avalon), and it has
          nothing to do with ASP.NET. It will run in IE only, using a presentation
          host. It will be possible to include WPF applications (actually named
          XBAP or XAML Browser Applications when running in the browser) in
          IFRAMES to make them run in a HTML framework, but without communication
          with the HTML unfortunately (at least in V1).

          Later, a technology called WPF/E (everywhere) should be released, using
          a plug-in too.

          Note that WPF won't necessarily be more dynamic than Flash, but it
          should allow 3D effect, Bitmap effects, etc...

          HTH,
          Laurent
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          • Peter Fallon

            #6
            Re: C# web graphics ?

            You have to remember that C# is executing SERVER side in any ASP.NET
            system. The onyl code that is actuall executing on a browser client is
            HTML, DTHML and Javascript (or Flash, or any other codebase that can
            execute within a client's browser framework).

            This is why a JAVA program can do the local graphic, as the langauge is
            capable of executing on the client as a local program (albeit within the
            relevant "sandbox" that the Java JIT creates).

            The C# equivalent to this is to build a "smart client application" - one
            which is deployed to a website, and when the client requests it,
            downloads one or more parts of itself to run locally - as locally
            executing windows Forms app (with all the graphics bells and whistles
            that allows) but under special security conditions. There are all manner
            of issues from availability of the .NET framework locally to security
            implications for your code if it needs to use local resources like files
            or printers which you will need to research.

            <no_spam jack.nielsen@ge t2net.dksays...
            Is it possible to make a sprite fly around in a c# web application ?
            >
            How much graphics cappabilities are the with C# and web, I know that some of
            my friends have made many nice graphics demos with java and just wondered if
            C# can do anything at all ?
            >
            Does anyone have a url to a page that shows just a simple thing ?
            >
            Jack
            >
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            • Laurent Bugnion

              #7
              Re: C# web graphics ?

              Hi,

              Peter Fallon wrote:
              You have to remember that C# is executing SERVER side in any ASP.NET
              system. The onyl code that is actuall executing on a browser client is
              HTML, DTHML and Javascript (or Flash, or any other codebase that can
              execute within a client's browser framework).
              That used to be true, but WPF executes on the client. The client needs
              to have .NET 3.0 installed (or in WPF/E (not out yet)) a subset of the
              framework, installed as a plugin).

              See other posts about this in the same thread.

              Greetings,
              Laurent
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              Software engineering: http://www.galasoft-LB.ch
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