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which is better?windows service,web service or console application?

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    Ice_Freez05
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    I've been trying to figure out which is better to use to monitor or accept parameter from vb6 app.my colleague keep on insisting to use web service which i think is not better because were not even using web for the system we're developing. thank you in advance...

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      I've been trying to figure out which is better to use to monitor or accept parameter from vb6 app.my colleague keep on insisting to use web service which i think is not better because were not even using web for the system we're developing. thank you in advance...

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      Ice_Freez05 wrote:

      i think is not better because were not even using web for the system we're developing.

      Webserives are not only meant for web applications, it’s a service and can be subscribed from any type of application. Can you explain what do you mean by monitor or accept parameter from vb6.

      Regards, Prakash Kalakoti

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        I've been trying to figure out which is better to use to monitor or accept parameter from vb6 app.my colleague keep on insisting to use web service which i think is not better because were not even using web for the system we're developing. thank you in advance...

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        Vikram A Punathambekar
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        Depends - what kind of interaction do you want with your VB app? I would not recommend Windows services - it's a Bad Thing to have a Windows service interact with the user desktop, and I believe this is not even possible on Wista/7.

        Cheers, Vikram. (Got my troika of CCCs!)

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          Ice_Freez05 wrote:

          i think is not better because were not even using web for the system we're developing.

          Webserives are not only meant for web applications, it’s a service and can be subscribed from any type of application. Can you explain what do you mean by monitor or accept parameter from vb6.

          Regards, Prakash Kalakoti

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          thank you for your response... i actually get the idea that web service can be subscribed from any type of application...but i wanna know if we should use web service in our application or just a window console or window service...co'z the reason my colleague don't want use to use console app is that it eats memory a lot which i doubt...about accepting a parameter from vb6 app...am trying to get the user request which is using a vb6 app, for example, the user request for a function "new account" the app which am developing in c# will get that parameter and check the database if the user can use that function base on the max allowed user per function.by the way, the c# app will be residing in the server and the vb6 app are on client side...thank you again

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            Depends - what kind of interaction do you want with your VB app? I would not recommend Windows services - it's a Bad Thing to have a Windows service interact with the user desktop, and I believe this is not even possible on Wista/7.

            Cheers, Vikram. (Got my troika of CCCs!)

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            thank you for the response.by the way, which do you think is better when it comes to performance and reliability?

            modified on Tuesday, March 23, 2010 2:36 AM

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              thank you for your response... i actually get the idea that web service can be subscribed from any type of application...but i wanna know if we should use web service in our application or just a window console or window service...co'z the reason my colleague don't want use to use console app is that it eats memory a lot which i doubt...about accepting a parameter from vb6 app...am trying to get the user request which is using a vb6 app, for example, the user request for a function "new account" the app which am developing in c# will get that parameter and check the database if the user can use that function base on the max allowed user per function.by the way, the c# app will be residing in the server and the vb6 app are on client side...thank you again

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              In that case webservice seems to be a better option to me.

              Regards, Prakash Kalakoti

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                In that case webservice seems to be a better option to me.

                Regards, Prakash Kalakoti

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                Ice_Freez05
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                when it comes to reliability,integrity and performance, is it okay?

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