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Do I have to wait for WCF ?

Hi there,

I read that the .NET 3.5 Compact .net framework is in Beta.

What would you suggest to build from now on a new .NET client/server
application running on several Windows CE and a W2k3 server ? I intend to
use Web Services or/and MSMQ to allow communications between the processes,
but I'm afraid to have to rebuild everything once WCF will be released...

Thanks
May 1 '07 #1
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