Webserivce with llblgen and how to handle the other Side?

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Romanp
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# Posted on: 20-Aug-2006 09:32:55   

Hello

I just finish my .NET Application use the new llblgen and very happy works until now very fine. Additional i have also an webservice that use the llblgen layer from the applicatiuon and return the serialize XML.

So now i wondering how i can handle my .NET Application that connectet to the webserivce and not direct to the llblgen layer. Can i use my llblgen layer somehow?

Thanks

Roman

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# Posted on: 20-Aug-2006 10:03:39   

Why don't you use remoting instead (or indigo)? And I think it is possible - depends on your needs (you would have to use adapters)

Romanp
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# Posted on: 20-Aug-2006 18:59:51   

simple_smile hello ,

thanks for your suggestions but i can't go this way then the Webservice must be open for the not .net world also.

Roman

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# Posted on: 20-Aug-2006 22:47:02   

Romanp wrote:

simple_smile hello ,

thanks for your suggestions but i can't go this way then the Webservice must be open for the not .net world also.

Roman

Sure, no problem. You can use LLBLGenPro at the server side for sure and perhaps on the client side, too. Again, it depends...

Romanp
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# Posted on: 21-Aug-2006 07:27:03   

"it depends"

smile on what?

Regards

Roman

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# Posted on: 21-Aug-2006 09:35:43   

Romanp wrote:

"it depends" smile on what? Roman

You might consider LLBLGenPro on client side (in this scenario) If you want to use LLBLGenPro features such as data versioning, in-memory filtering, sorting, etc.

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# Posted on: 22-Aug-2006 10:45:07   

Thank you very much. That is what i want use LLBLGenPro for on clientside

Roman