Com, Dcom, com+, web service questions
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Date: Fri, 4 Jun 2004 09:26:01 -0700
Dear all
i have a question about the difference of com, dcom, com+, web service
First com is some class that can only call by local machine? ex. vb with dll on locally and asp with dll on server?
Second dcom is same as com but it can call by other machine remotelly?
third, com+ is added some add-in function to com, such as transaction, resource pooling etc and it can not be call remotely?
Fourth, web service is component that can be called by any machine (including unix) with all function with com, dcom, com+?
if i want to have a middle-tiers for data access, business logics in asp.net, what can i write now?
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