Chris Rolon
9/12/2004 3:32:00 PM
If everything is running on a single machine, why would you use SOAP? Why
not have in-proc components without a proxy layer?
SOAP/Web Services make more sense across a network.
BTW, an alternative is to use .Net Remoting where you could use SOAP but
binary would be faster.
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"Nezaam" <Nezaam@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We are in the process of adopting SOA as an architecture at my
organization.
> We are running a POC to prove some concepts. The POC is a fat client
running
> on a single machine. Performance is a bit of an issue. What we would like
to
> do is for the Presentation layer to interact with the business layer via
> soap. Because everything runs on the same machine we would like to
implement
> Soap In-Process calls.
>
> Is this advisable and could you shine more light on soap in-process calls.
> Was it developed for this type of applications.