I think Server Side and Client Side, both have advantages and disadvantages.

Server Side:
Adv:

• More efficiency
• Easy to scale up(if the process is too complex, we can use load balancing)

Dis:

• Hard to deploy, to some complex operations, it may be required CLI store procs.
• More expertises required

Client Side:

Adv:

• Easy to be implement, You need to know C#
• Easy to deploy
• Easy to be manage

Dis:

• Less efficiency

I think, in generally, for complex operations, we can try to put that into the server side. For simple operations, just putting them into the client side logic. That is simple.

I have tried to Convert.ToString to convert int into a format a comma in each thousand. I am not successfully. Well, because I went to a wrong way. I shoulduse String.Format. Just like this

Display the int in thousand format(e.g. 1,200)

String.Format("{0:N0}",i);

This afternoon, I was practicing Socket Programming in C#. That is the reason I wrote this program. 

http://www.itblogs.info/download/NetworkTester.zip

 This program can check whether the port of IP address is opened. 

Note that, that is only a toy to practice C#.

That is easy!

In Click of LinkLabel:

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("http://www.itblogs.info/");

Then .Net Runtime will call your default browser.

I am a sharpdev user. As far as I know, Sharpdev only support Wix setup. That is the reason I started to learn about that.

Wix is easy to use. That is a XML-based tool. What I need to do, specifing the files needs to be install and path in the xml files.

This is a good tutorial.

http://www.tramontana.co.hu/wix/