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Compacting DBs

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jez123456 - 25 Feb 2005 09:03 GMT
Hi, I'm very new to web services so I'm not too sure if what I'm trying to do
is possible.

I have a C# windows application that compacts upto 6 MS access databases. A
form is presented to the user who chooses which dbs to compact.

If I wanted to have a common business logic layer that would supply both a
new ASP.Net web page and the existing windows form, is the idea to move the
methods from the windows app into a web service? Or is there an easier way?

Thanks
cecil@ceciltech.com - 02 Mar 2005 20:56 GMT
Webservices = Interoperability = non .Net clients

You are taking about a .net form and a .net web app sharing logic, all
you need is a .net dll.  If the compacting logic needs to run from a
different computer than the one hosting the web page or the web form
then use .net remoting (binary serialization hosted in IIS) for the
dll.

Cecil Howell
MCSD, MCAD.Net, MCT
www.ceciltech.com

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