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kenny - 27 May 2005 07:55 GMT
Hi everybody,

My problem is: currently we have a window application that deals only with
the local database, now we want to our application can synchronize its data
to a remote database, our plan is , buid another application which will be
deployed in the remote machine and which will receive a dataset from our
previous application and do all the update and return a errlog, but I don't
know which way is better to build this application, using com+ or remoting?  
I  am also wondering if enterprise service can solve our problem or if I can
simply deploy the data access lay in our previous application  to the remote
compute ( I don't know them very well)

Can anyone give me some advice? thanks very much!
Allen St.Clair - 27 May 2005 09:39 GMT
If you dont access database very often, I suggest that you use Web Service
to build a 3-layer solution.

Local Program: Interface and some Logic Dealings
Web Service: Data access logic
SQL Server or Other Database: Database

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