Recently I saw a shopping cart implemented as a WCF service. Is there any
significant advantage to implement a shopping cart as a service as oposite to
a shopping cart that uses session to store buyers items, if the service will
be on the same server on which is running the e-commerce store?
Thanks,
Lubomir
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Hi,
>
Recently I saw a shopping cart implemented as a WCF service. Is there any
significant advantage to implement a shopping cart as a service as oposite
to
a shopping cart that uses session to store buyers items, if the service
will
be on the same server on which is running the e-commerce store?
>
Thanks,
>
Lubomir
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