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Henry Chen (VIP)
Hi All,

I am new in .NET development.
I have few questions.
Hope you can help me.

1. If I would like to develop a server-side .NET Componet with DTS support,
What technology will best fit my requirement? .NET Remoting?

2. Is the MTS or COM+ going to obsolete in .NET? If yes, what will be the
replacement?

3. If we don't have the MTS as the server, who manage the .NET Component
Life Cycle? And, does Win 2003 provide Object Pool Service?

Thanks a lot.
Henry Chen
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richlm
1. Use Enterprise Services. (Remoting has no support for DTS)

2. No - only the names are obsolete. The new name for the same technology
(with a few extra bells & whistles) is Enterprise Services. It is a standard
component in Windows Server 2000/2003 and XP, and is well supported in .Net
via the System.EnterpriseServices namespace.

3. Enterprise Services on Win2003 can do this for you, and yes it does
support object pooling.

Looking forward to .Net framework 2.0 "Enterprise Services" becomes an
integral part of the new .Net communication framework (codename "Indigo").

Here's a link to get you started - there's also plenty of info on MSDN.
http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/xmlentsvcs/espaper.aspx
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Henry Chen (VIP)
Many thanks.

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