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"MS" <anonymous@discussions.com> wrote in message
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> I have client sever application my client is windows based thin[/color]
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> and server has webService running. Right now Server serialized the data to
> the client using "XMLSerialization" form data Size is around 100 MB, I
> understand if we serialized the data using "Binary Serialization" form
> then it would be faster.
>
> But I have following query.
> 1) My application is windows based application both the client and server
> are windows based, right now server is Windows 2003 Enterprise edition and
> client can be any windows version (95,98,2000,2003,XP). If I use
> BinarySerialization from my server (windows 2003 Enterprise edition ) then
> is it going to create the problem for different version of Windows OS?
>
> 2) In my application we are using CLR (v1.1) and application is developed
> using same, if tomorrow, new version of CLR comes and only client part is
> updated to this CLR, then is it going to create problem?
>
> Thanks.
>
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