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| | Server-Side Rendering? Please excuse in advance this newbie question... But... Is it possible to take XAML meant for a SmartClient WPF Windows app, and parse it/convert it server-side and then emit HTML/DHTML/etc. down to a browser client? I'm working with an "open" Internet app, and cross-browser/platform compatibility is key. I realize this might be possible with Silverlight, but I am concerned about building something that requires the user to install the Silverlight client, and also that Silverlight only supports a subset of WPF (possibly causing necessary code exceptions/overrides in the core code base). The ultimate intent is to maintain as best as possible a single code base. Also, note the app is a business-oriented app (text/controls) with little to no media/ rich graphics other than typical static site logos, etc. Ideally, I'd like to do this without inventing a new huge piece of custom-written software, such as a custom HttpModule. I would greatly appreciate it if anyone can point me in the right direction or correct any assertions or assumptions I've made. I'd also appreciate knowing if this approach is NOT possible or recommend. Thanks in advance, Erik |
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