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Is it posible to make a desktop application in C# that gets information from an online web host (server) I want to make a web browser for memebers of my site that will have a news fader for recent updatse. I can do the browser just don't know how to integrate this feature (not to good with C# just basic apps is all i have ever done with it)
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Yes, it's possible. I've got to go now, I'll tell you how tomorrow. Bye! :D
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would i just do an RSS feed?
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zeroradius said:

would i just do an RSS feed?

This would be your best choice IMO. You can use TCP to fetch the xml into a string and parse it in C#. Your other option is to connect directly to the server DB from your application. I have done this before in either C# or Managed C++. It works just as well.



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ok, I will try the RSS feed first. I have never used one so studying it will help increas my knowlage. thanks for the help
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Xav wrote a short tutorial that might help you with this thing.

http://forum.codecal...nload-data.html

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I sure did. ;)
I might do an RSS Reader tutorial, it sounds interesting.
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