How are remote Web Services accessed in .NET?
COM+ provides two ways to do this: • The well-known object (WKO) mode can be used to access any XML Web service that publishes its syntax using WSDL, even if that XML Web service was not created using COM+ or even using Microsoft Windows. • The client-activated object (CAO) mode can be used only to access XML Web services created by exposing COM+ applications. CAO mode increases performance by using persistent connections, which is a feature that is not supported by the current SOAP standard. Both methods allow client applications to call the methods of XML Web services without having to write code to communicate through a network interface or to parse SOAP.
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