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.net remoting OR web services OR WCF Service

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    Hi, I have a client server architecture, may have 1000+ clients (windows application/winforms) communicate with the hosted server to process some information! There may have 3 to 4 methods/function to be processed on the server. Both client and server can be developed in any of the .net technology like we have .net remoting, asp.net web service or WCF Service! If you can advice which one will be feasible of this requirement. Like in performance point + load on the server for the request/response time. I am not much worried about the security (its intranet/vpn). Thanks in advance! Waiting for the response! Divyesh

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      Hi, I have a client server architecture, may have 1000+ clients (windows application/winforms) communicate with the hosted server to process some information! There may have 3 to 4 methods/function to be processed on the server. Both client and server can be developed in any of the .net technology like we have .net remoting, asp.net web service or WCF Service! If you can advice which one will be feasible of this requirement. Like in performance point + load on the server for the request/response time. I am not much worried about the security (its intranet/vpn). Thanks in advance! Waiting for the response! Divyesh

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      dan sh
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      You can use WCF for the services which the clients will be consuming. It will allow you to communicate with any client (not just .Net) through a lot of means like http/namepipes/tcp etc. Plus, it being a newer technology, you don't have to worry about an upgrade at least for few years.

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        Hi, I have a client server architecture, may have 1000+ clients (windows application/winforms) communicate with the hosted server to process some information! There may have 3 to 4 methods/function to be processed on the server. Both client and server can be developed in any of the .net technology like we have .net remoting, asp.net web service or WCF Service! If you can advice which one will be feasible of this requirement. Like in performance point + load on the server for the request/response time. I am not much worried about the security (its intranet/vpn). Thanks in advance! Waiting for the response! Divyesh

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        There are two aspects that you need to consider while you choosing among .NET Remoting Service, Web Service and WCF Service. 1. Portability -> If you are using .NET Remoting Service then both client and server should be in same technology (e.g. .NET in this case) -> While if you consider Web Service or WCF service you can also access it from linux machine or any other OS based machine (as client). 2. From request/response time point of view or performance point of view .NET remoting service is always best compared to web service and wcf service. HTH

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          Hi, I have a client server architecture, may have 1000+ clients (windows application/winforms) communicate with the hosted server to process some information! There may have 3 to 4 methods/function to be processed on the server. Both client and server can be developed in any of the .net technology like we have .net remoting, asp.net web service or WCF Service! If you can advice which one will be feasible of this requirement. Like in performance point + load on the server for the request/response time. I am not much worried about the security (its intranet/vpn). Thanks in advance! Waiting for the response! Divyesh

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          Abhinav S
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          divyesh1432 wrote:

          WCF Service

          This is the latest so should be an easy pick. However, WCF service provides many different types of bindings and picking the best binding for your application will not be easy.

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            divyesh1432 wrote:

            WCF Service

            This is the latest so should be an easy pick. However, WCF service provides many different types of bindings and picking the best binding for your application will not be easy.

            My signature "sucks" today

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            Abhinav S wrote:

            picking the best binding for your application will not be easy

            The kind of client you are communicating to would help. :)

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