How to share a folder in a asp.net web application with a win form client?

Like answered in stackoverflow.com/questions/3360925/what... : Use the WCF tier as a common ground and store the images behind that service. As I said it's going to be an extra to pull the byte arrays over Store the images in the Web UI tier and have a service (asmx or WCF one) to expose the images to your winforms/WPF client Make a share for the winforms/WPF client on the server where the web ui runs, and where the images are. Of course be sure to be respectful to security and possible hacks.

Like answered in stackoverflow.com/questions/3360925/what... Use the WCF tier as a common ground and store the images behind that service. As I said it's going to be an extra to pull the byte arrays over. Store the images in the Web UI tier and have a service (asmx or WCF one) to expose the images to your winforms/WPF client.

Make a share for the winforms/WPF client on the server where the web ui runs, and where the images are. Of course be sure to be respectful to security and possible hacks.

– arlahiru Jul 29 '10 at 12:36 Simply have a windows shared folder like z:\ to the server. Of course this'll only work for people inside your organisation who have privileges on that server. Not the best option but an option.

– XIII Jul 29 '10 at 13:01 ok, since this is public accessible site, I think its not a good solution. I think best option is second approach for this app. Thanx lot for your support – arlahiru Jul 29 '10 at 14:08.

Several ways; you could consider creating a web service on that same server, and the wpf app will communicate with this service. Or, if in the same network, it should be able to communicate via a network share, provided the proper permissions are set. HTH.

Thx. Yes, I think having a service in the server will be a good solution. Because this app will be host in the internet.

– arlahiru Jul 29 '10 at 12:33 WCF - Upload the files to/through a service, create clients to the service - one of which is the web app, one of which is the windows client. – Murph Jul 29 '10 at 12:39.

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