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Hi,
i'm beginning to develope a classic pocketpc application that get dataset
from a webservice and, eventually, make some update. Before starting i have
some
doubts:
1- performance: i've read on the net that performance are connected with the
deserialization
on the pocketpc because of the CPU bottleneck, have you ever had this kind
of problem?
2- robustness: the application is executed on an enviroment with many
disconnections, i must
be sure that local updates are received by webservice, but i think this is
cannot be possibile, isn't it?
...i don't even use sessions...
Do you think that it's better another technology (remoting)?
Thank you very much

May 16 '06 #1
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