Comments on: From Web Services to IIS-hosted remoting: XPO performance improvement. http://rabdullin.com/from-web-services-to-iis-hosted-remoting-xpo-performance-improvement/ Moving towards the efficient development of smart software solutions Wed, 20 Aug 2008 14:17:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: Rinat Abdullin http://rabdullin.com/from-web-services-to-iis-hosted-remoting-xpo-performance-improvement/#comment-489 Rinat Abdullin Tue, 03 Jun 2008 23:32:59 +0000 http://rabdullin.com/from-web-services-to-iis-hosted-remoting-xpo-performance-improvement/#comment-489 Linton, Martin, check my latest post. Linton, Martin, check my latest post.

]]> By: Martin Nyborg http://rabdullin.com/from-web-services-to-iis-hosted-remoting-xpo-performance-improvement/#comment-485 Martin Nyborg Tue, 03 Jun 2008 21:10:02 +0000 http://rabdullin.com/from-web-services-to-iis-hosted-remoting-xpo-performance-improvement/#comment-485 Can you send me the code that you send to Linton? or if you have it a basic example on have to host xpo datservice with a sql provider in ISS Another thing, can you explain what xlim is? I have read you post but it's to hard core for me. At the end I would like to ask what you meant with the statement that XPO is not enterprise ready - can you give a top 5? I am going to port a very large old VB windows application to .NET and have looked at CSLA and NHibernate any advise on what to choose? Can you send me the code that you send to Linton? or if you have it a basic example on have to host xpo datservice with a sql provider in ISS

Another thing, can you explain what xlim is? I have read you post but it’s to hard core for me.

At the end I would like to ask what you meant with the statement that XPO is not enterprise ready - can you give a top 5?

I am going to port a very large old VB windows application to .NET and have looked at CSLA and NHibernate any advise on what to choose?

]]> By: Rinat Abdullin http://rabdullin.com/from-web-services-to-iis-hosted-remoting-xpo-performance-improvement/#comment-473 Rinat Abdullin Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:39:45 +0000 http://rabdullin.com/from-web-services-to-iis-hosted-remoting-xpo-performance-improvement/#comment-473 Linton, Unfortunately I have not used WCF beyond the "do it yourself in 5 minutes" samples (i.e.: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/WCF/wcf_bohansen.aspx), so I can not be of real help here. XPO+Http remoting - I'll assemble simple autofac + XPO + Binary Http sample by the end of this week. Best regards, Rinat Abdullin Linton,

Unfortunately I have not used WCF beyond the “do it yourself in 5 minutes” samples (i.e.: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/WCF/wcf_bohansen.aspx), so I can not be of real help here.

XPO+Http remoting - I’ll assemble simple autofac + XPO + Binary Http sample by the end of this week.

Best regards,
Rinat Abdullin

]]> By: Linton http://rabdullin.com/from-web-services-to-iis-hosted-remoting-xpo-performance-improvement/#comment-472 Linton Tue, 22 Apr 2008 14:18:25 +0000 http://rabdullin.com/from-web-services-to-iis-hosted-remoting-xpo-performance-improvement/#comment-472 Rinat, do you have an example you can share with regard to xpo over http remoting. I have set up a 3rd party provider that supports .net 3.5 and mssql 2005 and have used web services, can you share a brief step-by-step (or point me to a link) that describes how to get started with WCF technologies. TIA, Linton Rinat, do you have an example you can share with regard to xpo over http remoting. I have set up a 3rd party provider that supports .net 3.5 and mssql 2005 and have used web services, can you share a brief step-by-step (or point me to a link) that describes how to get started with WCF technologies.

TIA, Linton

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