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Old 10-09-2004
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Question use ICE in ASP.NET?

can i use ice in asp.net project?where has the example use ice in asp.net?
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Old 10-11-2004
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Name: José Gutíerrez de la Concha Martínez
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hi I think that the best way to use Ice on a Asp net is to use Ice for C#

1) Make your slice proyect
2) Make your Ice c# proyect
3) Use c# Ice classes in your asp .net application as any other C# class

I don't know if there any specific example of this but is quite simple do it your self
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I'm sorry, but I know next to nothing about ASP.NET. However, I don't see how Ice could interfere with anything. After all, Ice, at the core, is simply a program that initiates and accepts TCP/IP connections and sends data via those connections (or, for UDP, sends and receives datagrams). I don't see how ASP.NET could interfere with that (or how Ice could interfere with ASP.NET.)

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