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    deep7
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    hi, I have to implement transactions in my code, using enterprise services. I have no idea about it. Could anyone please tell me some links where i could know how to work with it? even sample codes would help Thank, Dee

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      hi, I have to implement transactions in my code, using enterprise services. I have no idea about it. Could anyone please tell me some links where i could know how to work with it? even sample codes would help Thank, Dee

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      Judah Gabriel Himango
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      I'm not experienced with enterprise services, but have you looked at System.Transactions namespace in the .NET 2.0 framework?

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        I'm not experienced with enterprise services, but have you looked at System.Transactions namespace in the .NET 2.0 framework?

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        Enterprise services is simply another name for COM+/MTS. Basically this wraps all calls to objects within the COM+/MTS container in a transaction. So You write a DLL with a method (or several of course) and put it into COM+. All calls to the DLL will then be wrapped in a DB transaction. If you look on MSDN for Enterprise services you will find a lot of information on them. It is not really that complex from a development point of view, from what I remember you simply implement an interface or two.


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