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Web Service

norrie rugger · 2014-01-29 17:33:57

Pretty much a Noob question also. I am trying to send information (just a couple of doubles) from one generating application to another. The second application would be using the doubles in a database and graphically displaying information, related to them. Locally I can just use a writer to mimic this transfer but I need…

29-01-2014 05:33PM

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norrie rugger

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Pretty much a Noob question also.

I am trying to send information (just a couple of doubles) from one generating application to another.
The second application would be using the doubles in a database and graphically displaying information, related to them.

Locally I can just use a writer to mimic this transfer but I need to be able to do this remotely.
I have been told that a Web Service can do this but in all my trawling for info (and I mean bloody trawling) I can not find some simple real world examples of something that will do this.

Does anyone have a link to a tutorial that explains what they are and how to use them?

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#2 29-01-2014 06:03PM

Talisman

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Instead of creating a web service you could use ZeroMQ.

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