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Sockets, remoting or web services which one to use?

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    Hi all, I am about to develop a client server application in which there can be more than 2000 clients continuously using the application at once. The rows returned at one time might be of 1000 s as well. Previously in VB 6 I use to use win sock or dart sock for communicating but the projects were not as big as this. Now i am developing this application in .net 2005 and i went through web and found 3 different approaches of communicating between client and server applications and so I am not being able to choose the right one for me. In my application i will have one desktop application and one web application. Both of these interfaces can be used by clients which connect to remote server and i need to log the connected users as well. Then server will process the requests and talk to Active x objects which will be located in different remote location and those active x objects will talk to database and get back the rows and have to return to appropriate client. Ok now in this scenario what would be better for me to use? please advice advantages and disadvantages of using each of the processes. thanks in advance

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      Hi all, I am about to develop a client server application in which there can be more than 2000 clients continuously using the application at once. The rows returned at one time might be of 1000 s as well. Previously in VB 6 I use to use win sock or dart sock for communicating but the projects were not as big as this. Now i am developing this application in .net 2005 and i went through web and found 3 different approaches of communicating between client and server applications and so I am not being able to choose the right one for me. In my application i will have one desktop application and one web application. Both of these interfaces can be used by clients which connect to remote server and i need to log the connected users as well. Then server will process the requests and talk to Active x objects which will be located in different remote location and those active x objects will talk to database and get back the rows and have to return to appropriate client. Ok now in this scenario what would be better for me to use? please advice advantages and disadvantages of using each of the processes. thanks in advance

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      Mycroft Holmes
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      I would probably use a web service. I beleive remoting will give you a faster response but the environment is more complex to maintain. I'll be interested in other responses.

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