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SolidWorks Builds a Flexible, Valuable Web Service With Microsoft .NET Technology

Overview SolidWorks Corporation is a leading supplier of 3D mechanical design solutions. The company has recently teamed with TechniCon Corporation to build a subscriber-based Web service that allows manufacturers to add 3D CAD models to their online catalogs, parts manuals and other applications. Built on the Microsoft .NET Framework and deployed with Microsoft .NET Enterprise servers, 3D PartStream.NET is allowing SolidWorks to partner with leading e-commerce and online catalog solution providers. The flexibility of XML and SOAP are providing SolidWorks with the ability to expand its business into a new arena while staying focused on its core competency.

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Publisher	Microsoft	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2002
Format	White Papers
Topics	Web Services, .NET, Application Development

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