July Web Service Factory and Smart Client BAT is Out!

By : Sam Gentile : Software Architecture  |    On : 2006 July 02  


Tag : Database,SQL

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Both the July drop of the Web Service Factory or Service BAT is out and the June SCBAT are out. I am super excited about this as it is nearing V1 and we are using both of these  in production code. I have been blogging about the Service Bat since the begining. I talked about my SCBAT experiences here and that the SCBAT has helped us reduce our UI and CAB costs 5 to 1. Remember to install the the new June 2006 release of the Guidance Automation Extensions and Toolkit, first! A couple of re...

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