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Transfer object from server to client via web service

Hello

Say I have a Web Service which I want to send a object from my Domain Model
to a WinForm client.

PS: Yes I have a reference to the Domain Model Assembly on both the Client
and Server side. That is I want access to the original object form the
Domain Model on the client...not the Web Service Proxy object.

How is that done in the "best" way?

I'm looking for a generic procedure to use in our internal framework, so I
would like to hear how you are doing this in real enterprise applications. I
want optimal performance and I want to minimize the amount code to write
when changing adding or a new object.

Of cause I want to submit the same object back to the server for persistent,
too.

Thomas
Nov 23 '05 #1
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