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I have a typical architecture related doubt. The following lines will depict the picture

Product A Framework => Legacy code(written in VC++ 6.0 ATL),

Product B Framework => Written in WCF.

There are two approaches.

1. Create a wrapper service in WCF(which will talk to Product B), consume it from product A and vice versa

2. Create a general C++ dll(which will talk to Product B), consume it from Product A and vice versa

Any insights on this? or even another solution which might ease the development at product A???
Jun 15 '11 #1
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