I attended a MS sponsper seminar last week up in Washington DC and the
instructor said "Web services or services is what we all should be writing
because the next OS will be all about services and it's the best migration
path to Inidigo. Anyway, the guy greatly impressed me and for once, if what
he says is true (and it probably is), at least this time, I'm not gonna be
playing catch up on the new technology.

My 2.5 cents worth (adjusted for inflation)

Best regards,


Jerry Knowlton


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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Middle-Tier Hosting: Remoting vs. Enterprise
Services

I'm getting conflicting opinions on what is the best technology to host
middle-tier .NET components. Mine is a typical 3-tier scenario, with each
of the tiers on separate boxes. I've got both internal and external clients
that will use these services (components). I was working in an IIS
hosted/HTTP binary remoting direction, but now it's been suggested to me
that not only will Enterprise Services give me far greater productivity
(because of the ability to leverage it's services - transactions, security,
etc), but also that it's actually the best migration path to Inidigo,
contrary to what many say (including Don Box). Also I'm told that
Enterprise Services do NOT involve interop "most of the time".

I'm just looking for any educated opinions that anyone may have on this
topic. I've read mostly negatives about ES and .NET, and never heard that
it's the best migration to Indigo. I've got several projects coming down
the pipe and I've got to make some decisions quickly, so any input is
greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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