ADO.NET and Webservices

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    Default ADO.NET and Webservices

    Hello,

    I'm trying to build a webservices 'application' that basically allows
    any sort of client to plug-in and do do updates to the database
    through ADO.NET (ODBC)

    So generally like this,

    [ CLIENT APP ] <------> [ WEB SERVICES ] <-----> [ ADO.NET ]

    Would anyone know of any links ... that give recommended strategies on
    best practices, etc... to build those components.....

    I've got the database structure, but a bit lost on how to best model
    the webservices so that the client app can properly do
    add/remove/updates.... and also allow synchronisation between
    different clients.

    Would really appreciate on any pointers in this area :)

    Cheers,

    Himanshu
    Himanshu Guest

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  3. #2

    Default Re: ADO.NET and Webservices

    have you tried [url]www.microsoft.com/practices[/url] ?

    Mark.

    "Himanshu" <doraemon_z2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
    news:hmgd419prp800tc0ucl9g5boq7q8o4fb0e@4ax.com...
    > Hello,
    >
    > I'm trying to build a webservices 'application' that basically allows
    > any sort of client to plug-in and do do updates to the database
    > through ADO.NET (ODBC)
    >
    > So generally like this,
    >
    > [ CLIENT APP ] <------> [ WEB SERVICES ] <-----> [ ADO.NET ]
    >
    > Would anyone know of any links ... that give recommended strategies on
    > best practices, etc... to build those components.....
    >
    > I've got the database structure, but a bit lost on how to best model
    > the webservices so that the client app can properly do
    > add/remove/updates.... and also allow synchronisation between
    > different clients.
    >
    > Would really appreciate on any pointers in this area :)
    >
    > Cheers,
    >
    > Himanshu

    MB Guest

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