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Web services must perform and scale to keep users happy. By developing objective criteria for proofing Web services, businesses can increase uptime and lower costs. by Frank Cohen For this solution: Visual Studio .NET S ystems, or software applications, deployed today using Web services provide users with features that are highly functional, integrated, and personalized. For example, online stores, company directories, portals, and online messaging services enable users to sign in,...n
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