Enterprise services in Windows Server 2008?

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  • JDeats
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    Enterprise services in Windows Server 2008?

    It's been a few years since I worked with transaction based
    components, last time I was involved in an enterprise project
    requiring transactions my .NET .DLLs were dervived from
    ServicedCompone nt and had to be registered with Microsoft Transaction
    Server (COM+ Manager) through COM proxies.

    How have things changed in Windows Server 2008?

    If the answer is too long for a post, if someone has a good hyperlink
    reference that would be unappreciated as well.



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    • Hans van Kruijssen
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      Re: Enterprise services in Windows Server 2008?

      JDeats wrote:
      It's been a few years since I worked with transaction based
      components, last time I was involved in an enterprise project
      requiring transactions my .NET .DLLs were dervived from
      ServicedCompone nt and had to be registered with Microsoft Transaction
      Server (COM+ Manager) through COM proxies.
      >
      How have things changed in Windows Server 2008?
      >
      If the answer is too long for a post, if someone has a good hyperlink
      reference that would be unappreciated as well.
      The short answer is:
      The current microsoft technology of choice to use is WCF:
      http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/netf.../aa663324.aspx

      Windows Server 2008 with IIS 7 now supports hosting WCF Services in WAS
      (Supports other protocols besides http(s))
      http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163357.aspx



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