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Bob
Hi,
I have a C# App that makes Widgets. I want to add WebService functionality.
i.e. You can request a Widget and the webservice will deliver.
What is the best design practice for communication between the WebService
(Gimme a Widget!)and the App (Ok. Ok. Here it is.)
1)MSMQ
2) Database Table (WebService writes request, reads Widget) .
3)???
Thanks
Bob
Oct 25 '06 #1
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