Hey there ... I have a question and have been looking around for an answer, but I thought I'd post here in the interim and tap into some of the T-T community.
Also, I don't know if this is the correct group to be asking. The question is about ADO.Net, but I couldn't find an ADO forum at Tek-Tips. The app is being written in C#, so I figured this is the second best place. If you have a suggestion on a better forum, I'd appreciate the input.
I'm architecting an app, and I've come across a situation that is taxing my existing knowlege about a disconnected editing state within a .Net application. You see, I'm wanting to create a dis-conn editing state, but the user wanting to access the data is beyond the local firewall. My inclination (from previous applications) is to use WebServices and XML on the client and write a tier in my bus. object layer to parse the client data for the database updates.
What I want to know is - are there any advancements in ADO.Net that would allow this removed user to access ADO.Net objects directly, even though they are beyond the firewall?
Thanks for any help.
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there are 10 kinds of people in this world.
Those who think in binary, and those who don't
Also, I don't know if this is the correct group to be asking. The question is about ADO.Net, but I couldn't find an ADO forum at Tek-Tips. The app is being written in C#, so I figured this is the second best place. If you have a suggestion on a better forum, I'd appreciate the input.
I'm architecting an app, and I've come across a situation that is taxing my existing knowlege about a disconnected editing state within a .Net application. You see, I'm wanting to create a dis-conn editing state, but the user wanting to access the data is beyond the local firewall. My inclination (from previous applications) is to use WebServices and XML on the client and write a tier in my bus. object layer to parse the client data for the database updates.
What I want to know is - are there any advancements in ADO.Net that would allow this removed user to access ADO.Net objects directly, even though they are beyond the firewall?
Thanks for any help.
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there are 10 kinds of people in this world.
Those who think in binary, and those who don't