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Eg: WSDL!
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Yes, it is stateless. But you can make it stateful with some tricks. ASP.NET like languages and some MVC and other frameworks provide a stateful platform for seamless programming. The server remembers nothing by default. But using cookies, sessions etc. you let the server know this request have something to do with past request. Why HTTP is stateless
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Yep, I struggled much when I was using System.Data.OracleClient. But still thirdparties lacks the flexibility of .net's own components.
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ODP.NET System.Data.OracleClient (Depricated. MS reccomends to use third-party providers) DevArt dotConnect DataDirect Other methods like OLEDB, ODBC etc... I think ODP.NET is good as it is made by Oracle themself. What you think? What you use?
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I did not register yet, so that nobody will loose their seats if at last moment I am not able to attend. I am happy to stand out side the hall ;)
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Any updates about the event?
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Yep :)
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File Size we can get with FileSystemObject from JavaScript/VBScript too. Is it possible to get video length from Silverlight? Not sure if this is a pointer - http://forums.silverlight.net/forums/p/110545/249738.aspx
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Uploading HUGE file If file is large, then reject Doing this in server side is not a good solution from a usability point of view. It is better to find a client side solution based on ActiveX or some other technology. Another method will be to ASSUME the y duration of a file type will not exceed x MB.
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Check this url - http://romenlaw.blogspot.com/2008/07/consuming-wcf-web-service-using-java.html If you are ready to use commercial libs, then check Artix Connect - http://romenlaw.blogspot.com/2008/07/consuming-wcf-web-service-using-java.html