Deploying VB6 apps remotely

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  • Edwinah63

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    Deploying VB6 apps remotely

    Hi everyone,

    i would like to run a vb app remotely from a client machine. the app
    and all the necessary dll's, drivers etc are installed on a server
    machine. the client does not have any vb files at all.

    we would like to avoid installing any vb files client side, just run
    the whole thing off the server. we currently do something similar
    with Citrix but i was wondering if vb can do it on its own.

    is this possible?

    if so, what do i need to do to get my app to run.

    app is vb6/oracle 9.2i

    regards

    edwinah63
  • David

    #2
    Re: Deploying VB6 apps remotely

    edwinah@custome rcare.com.au (Edwinah63) wrote in message news:<d714e824. 0406082155.5a98 c30@posting.goo gle.com>...[color=blue]
    > Hi everyone,
    >
    > i would like to run a vb app remotely from a client machine. the app
    > and all the necessary dll's, drivers etc are installed on a server
    > machine. the client does not have any vb files at all.
    >
    > we would like to avoid installing any vb files client side, just run
    > the whole thing off the server. we currently do something similar
    > with Citrix but i was wondering if vb can do it on its own.
    >
    > is this possible?
    >
    > if so, what do i need to do to get my app to run.
    >
    > app is vb6/oracle 9.2i
    >
    > regards
    >
    > edwinah63[/color]


    I can think of a few different options that I would look into to see
    if they are vialble solutions:
    1) Moving the program into a multi-tiered application, making the
    presentation browser-based and using ASP. This would reduce your need
    on for Citrix.
    2) Use DCOM or MTS. This would require some client files to be
    installed but could keep all the business logic on a remote server.
    3) An alternative to Citrix would be Microsoft's Terminal Server

    David

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