Hello everyone,
First of all, I wanna thank you for the great FORUMS.
hmm, I just want to know if there is new features that could be used in making middle tier by using WHIDBEY, especially in making Web Applications. cause all the features I have seen till now were talking about the UI.
Thanks,
A.
Middle Tier and Whidbey
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George Kremenliev
New features in ASP.NET Web Services for v2.0 include:
- SGen.exe
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- WSDL.exe /serverInterface for contract first development
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- SOAP 1.2 support
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For information on new features in ASP.NET, consider posting to the ASP.NET forums at http://forums.asp.net.
Daniel Roth