Transactions Made Simple with Windows Communication Foundation
Windows Communication Foundation simplifies the creation of transactional services.
by Steve Stefanovich
November 25, 2008
he ACME Toothpick Company has a problem: their applications do not communicate. The toothpick making process is causing big headaches for the purchasing and sales departments. The problem stems from the way toothpicks are manufactured. First, a log is selected from inventory and fed into the toothpick maker. Approximately three minutes later, a brand new toothpick emerges. The left over wood is sent offsite for a separate project.
There are two applications involved in the log making process: the Log Inventory Manager (LIM) and the Toothpick Manufacturing Manager (TMM). Unfortunately for ACME, LIM and TMM do not communicate.
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he ACME Toothpick Company has a problem: their applications do not communicate. The toothpick making process is causing big headaches for the purchasing and sales departments. The problem stems from the way toothpicks are manufactured. First, a log is selected from inventory and fed into the toothpick maker. Approximately three minutes later, a brand new toothpick emerges. The left over wood is sent offsite for a separate project.
