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Maybe, but chances are it will take some work. The web application version would use the Silverlight plug-in, and it uses a subset of the WPF library. If you are very lucky, your WPF app only uses those pieces of the API that are also present in Silverlight, but if not, you have to get your hands dirty to provide workarounds.<br />

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Maybe, but chances are it will take some work. The web application version would use the Silverlight plug-in, and it uses a subset of the WPF library. If you are very lucky, your WPF app only uses those pieces of the API that are also present in Silverlight, but if not, you have to get your hands dirty to provide workarounds.


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VS Template available at <a href="http://scorbs.com/2006/06/04/vs-template-flexible-application/" rel="ugc">http://scorbs.com/2006/06/<wbr />04/vs-temp<wbr />late-flexi<wbr />ble-applic<wbr />ation/</a> <br />
might be helpful. It allows you to convert between WPF Standalone and XBAP apps. I have not explored it thoroughly. May be it could help you.
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VS Template available at http://scorbs.com/2006/06/04/vs-template-flexible-application/ [http://scorbs.com/2006/06/04/vs-template-flexible-application/]
might be helpful. It allows you to convert between WPF Standalone and XBAP apps. I have not explored it thoroughly. May be it could help you.

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Can we &nbsp;convert a WPF Forms application into a WPF Web Application ?
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Can we  convert a WPF Forms application into a WPF Web Application ?

Convert WPF Forms application into a WPF Web Application

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