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.NET Remoting and Web Services — Which to Use?
By Peter Aitken
2005-06-22

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  1. .NET Remoting and Web Services — Which to Use?
  2. ' What Are These Things'
  3. ' Which to Use'

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.NET Remoting and Web Services both provide great flexibility in allowing applications on one computer to interact with applications on another computer. But which is right for the project you're working on? Peter Aitken explains how these two technologie



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