Re: Site for questions on Application Services (App vs Web Services)
- From: "RYoung" <r@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2007 18:16:04 -0600
In my opinion, "web service" and "application service" are one in the same.
I think "web service" is a bit mis-leading.
The key word is "service" - where the service is accessible over the
network, at a well-defined interface.
Maybe your question should lean more towards understanding the "service
host". Like a Windows service over TCP protocol, or Web Service over HTTP
protocol, or WSE3 enabled web service over TCP.
You might want to look into WCF, as the guidelines help to see the boundary
between the service, and the service host.
Ron
"thejamie" <thejamie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I may be confused by the distinction between web and application services
and
perhaps the are the same. Would the application service (say SQL Server
service or something similar) be different from a web service? More to
the
point, is there a specific class associated with application services that
may help me to run a search for this? Everything comes up web service and
I
would like a sample service that runs on a server - in this case, one that
finds labels to be printed and sends them to a printer (Zebra printer).
--
Regards,
Jamie
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