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I’m developing a C# windows form application which scan passports in a client PC
in the same client PC user is going to open a webpage with which has some textboxes.
Is there any way to share some values of windows form application with the browser page?
(IS there anyway to invoke some functions in Windows App through RPC from the browser JavaScript, or any mechanism of share or send these values)
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You can use the web server as a mutually accessible resource. The c# application can send data to the server, and the web browser can poll/listen for updates from the web server using AJAX. If the Windows application is also connected to the server, it could receive updates from the web page.
Alternatively, if you want to do a one-time sharing of data between the Windows app and the website, you could:
Certainly there are other ways to do it as well. My goal would be to avoid having to have any knowledge of the web browser in use, e.g. requiring a plugin to be downloaded to facilitate the communication between the browser and the Windows application.