CSharp & n-tier setup

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Sasa Mihajlovic

Hi,

I have no idea where I can post this questio, but I hope that there are
a lot of developers on this forum who use different components for
VisualStudio. I need information about some product which will be used
with visual studio for develop n-tier setup application with multiply
client connection. For example: application server written in csharp
and thin clinet can be written in java, php, ... (something like kbmMW
or RemObjects with Delphi)

Thanks for any help... :-?
 
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Pavel Minaev

I have no idea where I can post this questio, but I hope that there are
a lot of developers on this forum who use different components for
VisualStudio. I need information about some product which will be used
with visual studio for develop n-tier setup application with multiply
client connection. For example: application server written in csharp
and thin clinet can be written in java, php, ... (something like kbmMW
or RemObjects with Delphi)

Web Services seem to be the de facto standard today for that sort of
thing. So, yes, look at WCF.
 
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Mr. Arnold

Sasa Mihajlovic said:
Hi,

I have no idea where I can post this questio, but I hope that there are a
lot of developers on this forum who use different components for
VisualStudio. I need information about some product which will be used
with visual studio for develop n-tier setup application with multiply
client connection. For example: application server written in csharp and
thin clinet can be written in java, php, ... (something like kbmMW or
RemObjects with Delphi)

Thanks for any help... :-?

http://edn.embarcadero.com/article/36962

What you need to do is get yourself a good WCF book and learn the various
ways of how a WCF service can be hosted, and how a WCF client consumes the
WCF service.


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