C# client app vs. web app
<p>I mainly develop C# web type applications but recently someone in our engineering group wants to re-create this rather simple C# client based app to a C# web based app.  Well I found out that all the application does is create a network folder structure (a parent directory with some sub directories within it).</p>

<p>I then mentioned what are the benefits to making this a web app being that all it does is create some network folder structure.  Well he mentioned that he does not want to create a client application and have say 50 users install this client application.  He wanted it to be in one central place.  So I thought can't you just create one C# app and throw it on the network and have multiple people open it and use it?</p>

<p>Is that possible?  I am not a client developer so I would think logically this is possible, but then I thought that if it was a network app then one user opening this application would lock other users out?  I personally don't like the idea of webifying this application (making it web based) as to me it really doesn't make sense to be a web app.</p>

<p>Thoughts / Ideas ?</p>

<p><strong>More Info (EDIT)</strong></p>

<p>Well I guess I should of included more information. The folders are created via some database data. So it cannot be a batch file or a script.  The end user has to select some entry from a drop down list and that value becomes the value of the parent folder name.</p>
