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Hi,During development of ASP.NET Web Application is it feasible to use Business Object .NET Component or can i implement business logic in web services and web services then access stored procedures from SQL SERVER
If you don't need the web service functionality, use business objects (which could later be remoted through .NET remoting). You need to make that determination; do you really need web services (which has some overhead) or not.
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