Answer Posted / jerry joseph

Web Services

- accessed only over HTTP
- work in a stateless environment
- support only datatypes defined in the XSD type system
- support interoperability across platforms
- highly reliable
- easy to create and deploy

Remoting

- can be accessed over any protocol
- support for both stateful and stateless environment
- support for rich type system
- homogenous environment
- if IIS is not used, application needs to provide plumbing
for ensuring the reliability
- complex to program

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