Lets say I own walmart :) and I have two branches at locations A and B. Both locations are separated geographically but there is a trust relationship between between the two domains (active directory). Users from Location B can access intranet sites
on Location A and Location A can access intranet sites on Location B.
My goal is to create a platform where both locations will be able to share web applications.
It seems like WCF is the way to go but I want to see what others are doing. My current options are:
a.) ClickOnce deployment thru web for the DLL to be installed.
If you want to share the intranet sites then you have to create web application and then clickonce deplyoment thru web for dll to be installed is the way.
If you want to share the services and then both have their web application different then you can probably create wcf service and both store will consume that same service.
amosCabanban...
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WCF OR Not to WCF
Aug 02, 2012 05:14 PM|LINK
Lets say I own walmart :) and I have two branches at locations A and B. Both locations are separated geographically but there is a trust relationship between between the two domains (active directory). Users from Location B can access intranet sites on Location A and Location A can access intranet sites on Location B.
My goal is to create a platform where both locations will be able to share web applications.
It seems like WCF is the way to go but I want to see what others are doing. My current options are:
a.) ClickOnce deployment thru web for the DLL to be installed.
b.) WCF
c.) Your suggestion...
kushalrdalal
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Re: WCF OR Not to WCF
Aug 03, 2012 03:31 PM|LINK
If you want to share the intranet sites then you have to create web application and then clickonce deplyoment thru web for dll to be installed is the way.
If you want to share the services and then both have their web application different then you can probably create wcf service and both store will consume that same service.
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