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Why Windows Communication Foundation(WCF)?
I did the research on that, why we need to use windows communication foundation instead of web services? To compare both features, there have a pro and con to use wcf and web services. This is depend on the complexity … Continue reading
REST and .NET 3.5 Part 1 – why REST based services?
REST is a very powerful way to build services. The model lends itself to high scalability as it uses the same model as the web. It is particularly applicable to services that are exposed on to the public internet as … Continue reading
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