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Communicating between asp and vb.net application

I would like to know the best way to communicate between asp and vb.net application. For example as soon as the user clicks on a button in asp, my vb.net application should popup with a result set or as soon as the user double click on a grid in vb.net the values has to be filled up in a particular asp page.  
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Thanks for your response.
 
I dont want to open any page from vb.net. In fact its 2 different application with 2 different databases. It should be like already opened abc.asp page should automatically refreshed with values passed from an independent vb.net application (on button click of vb.net application).
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Okay, appreciate that. How about the other way around? Passing some values to vb.net application from asp page?
u can create command line argument application in vb.net
and just passs parameters to it....

actually it is depends what is your perticular requirement
are u giving input in an existing vb.net application or u are creating your own one......

thanx
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i am not creating a command line application. mine is a winform application and i need to pass info while its running...i mean not on start of the exe.
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anyone pls answer!!!!!
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Still I have not received answers for my main point of concern. CONCEPTINFOTECH has attempted to answer to some extent but not in full. I really appreciate his efforts. The points are going to CONCEPTINFOTECH.