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SetonSoftware
We're planning to construct a C# 3.5 application as an XBAP. This
application will run in browsers on several thouasnd notebook
computers which are connected to a central server via wireless. The
application will use a SQL Server 2008 database.
The app would need to access data object assembies on the server to
read DataTables from and write data to the database though stored
procedures. The server is also where the business rule assemblies
would reside. I'm thinking one server to host the assemblies and
another to host SQL Server. The XBAP application will communicate with
the business layer server directly.
My question is: What kind of WCF architecture is most appropriate
here? Should I use an HTTP protocol hosted by IIS or TCP hosted by a
Windows service?
Thanks
Carl
application will run in browsers on several thouasnd notebook
computers which are connected to a central server via wireless. The
application will use a SQL Server 2008 database.
The app would need to access data object assembies on the server to
read DataTables from and write data to the database though stored
procedures. The server is also where the business rule assemblies
would reside. I'm thinking one server to host the assemblies and
another to host SQL Server. The XBAP application will communicate with
the business layer server directly.
My question is: What kind of WCF architecture is most appropriate
here? Should I use an HTTP protocol hosted by IIS or TCP hosted by a
Windows service?
Thanks
Carl