How to establish 2-way communication between a web server and a site server?
I am planning a SaaS system, to be written in C#, ASP.NET using WCF that has two separate components:
I am planning a SaaS system, to be written in C#, ASP.NET using WCF that has two separate components:
When I look at ASP.NET MVC projects I everytime see loose coupled architecture.
So my asp.net is very very rusty, and i’m trying to get back into best practices and what not. So, I whip out google and start looking for examples and samples and tutorials, but what do I find? Old crusty stuff that tends to be written even before “the latest” technology was released back in the stone age.
From past few months I am working on projects in latest dot net frameworks.
In a website, I need to integrate membership and authentication. So I want to use the functionality of ASP.NET Membership, but I have other custom stuff, that a “user” has to do.
I’m putting together a simple asp.net web control, that as the result of an ajax form post inserts a record into a MSQL database.
I’m working on an ASP.NET MVC project and I’ve come to the point where I want to start considering my caching strategy. I’ve tried to leave my framework as open as possible for the use in caching.
We are currently considering using DotNetNuke as a base for our future portal-based and client-customizable web application that is going to be hosted centrally. The idea is to make the dynamic parts as DNN modules that in turn talk to backend WCF-services which takes care of the business processing and data storage.
Quoting the answer of Andrew Hare on the This Question.
From last few days i have been searching the optimal architecture for my new web application, which would be devloped in ASP.Net using C#. Until now, i only find and study following 3