Is Moving Entity Framework objects over a webservice really the best way?
I’ve inherited a .NET project that has close to 2 thousand clients out in the field that need to push data periodically up to a central repository. The clients wake up and attempt to push the data up via a series of WCF webservices where they are passing each entity framework entity as parameter. Once the service receives this object, it preforms some business logic on the data, and then turns around and sticks it in it’s own database that mirrors the database on the client machines.
Identity and Access Control in Web API vs WCF
Our team is looking to introduce Web API, MVC/ASP.NET implementation in our SOA. I am having a hard time trying to wrap my head around the identity and access control it has compared to WCF.
Identity and Access Control in Web API vs WCF
Our team is looking to introduce Web API, MVC/ASP.NET implementation in our SOA. I am having a hard time trying to wrap my head around the identity and access control it has compared to WCF.
Identity and Access Control in Web API vs WCF
Our team is looking to introduce Web API, MVC/ASP.NET implementation in our SOA. I am having a hard time trying to wrap my head around the identity and access control it has compared to WCF.
Identity and Access Control in Web API vs WCF
Our team is looking to introduce Web API, MVC/ASP.NET implementation in our SOA. I am having a hard time trying to wrap my head around the identity and access control it has compared to WCF.
Identity and Access Control in Web API vs WCF
Our team is looking to introduce Web API, MVC/ASP.NET implementation in our SOA. I am having a hard time trying to wrap my head around the identity and access control it has compared to WCF.
WCF or ASMX WebService [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
WCF or ASMX WebService [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
WCF Versioning, Naming and Endpoint URL
I have a WCF Service and a Main Lib1.
WCF Versioning, Naming and Endpoint URL
I have a WCF Service and a Main Lib1.