High Performance Distributed Application
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Hi, Currently looking to develop a real-time application that receive market data feeds from a series of sources. The market data would be updated on a regular basis to over 100 connected clients. I have a few question and would appreciate everyones advice. 1. Is WCF over TCP as quick as .NET remoting? 2. Is WCF capable of dealing with large number of prices to over 100 clients. Lastly, does anyone know any good C# books on TCP programming with WCF? Thanks in advance :cool:
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Hi, Currently looking to develop a real-time application that receive market data feeds from a series of sources. The market data would be updated on a regular basis to over 100 connected clients. I have a few question and would appreciate everyones advice. 1. Is WCF over TCP as quick as .NET remoting? 2. Is WCF capable of dealing with large number of prices to over 100 clients. Lastly, does anyone know any good C# books on TCP programming with WCF? Thanks in advance :cool:
I would say that for this type of application, WCF is going to be as performant as remoting. There may be some speed differences either way, but they shouldn't be enough to really matter. Yes, WCF will be capable of dealing with this amount of data. As far as books go, you really just need one on WCF programming. The choice of transport channel doesn't really change how you build the WCF service, only how it is configured. You can check out any of these WCF books from Amazon.com.
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Hi, Currently looking to develop a real-time application that receive market data feeds from a series of sources. The market data would be updated on a regular basis to over 100 connected clients. I have a few question and would appreciate everyones advice. 1. Is WCF over TCP as quick as .NET remoting? 2. Is WCF capable of dealing with large number of prices to over 100 clients. Lastly, does anyone know any good C# books on TCP programming with WCF? Thanks in advance :cool:
According to the benchmarks, WCF over TCP is quicker than remoting. WCF is certainly capable of handling large loads.
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