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End Invoke not called using asynchronous callback
Posted by swey NO[at]SPAM hotmail.com at 1/7/2004 9:39:09 PM
I have developed a server that services notification subscription and
delivery through remoting using event and delegate.
The client would provide the delegate that point to a function in the
client to receive notification. This delegate will subscribe to an
event in the server. Upon notifica... more >>
pass server side parameter to client-activated remote object
Posted by Max-Ph. Blickenstorfer at 1/7/2004 4:53:53 PM
I would like to use a server side db connection object in a client-activated
remote object.
Any Ideas how to do that ?
Thank you for your time.
Regards
Max
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How do I expose .Net components to DCOM clients
Posted by Al at 1/7/2004 5:05:47 AM
Alright, I know that this might not be a good idea,
however, I need to deal with a variety of clients.
So, I have a couple of components written in VB.Net. I
have fronted them with Web Services, so that they can be
used that way.
However, it would be really great if they could be used b... more >>
Problems with Abstract and Interfaces with regard to remoting
Posted by John A Longlastname at 1/6/2004 2:04:48 PM
Hi all,
My boss has decided that we need to use Ingo's
RemotingHelper. This is not a problem. As you know for
each object that you remote using this methodology you
need to create an interface.
Here is my problem -
Say you have an abstract base class with abstract
methods. These me... more >>
catching server response message
Posted by Paul Fi at 1/6/2004 1:58:09 PM
is it possible to catch the server response message to a client request
at the client channel sinks if i have a custom channel sink at the
client sink and i want to catch server response at this sink to make
some pre-processing will that be possible?
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How are you doing fault tolerance?
Posted by pun NO[at]SPAM daily-pun.com at 1/6/2004 7:10:06 AM
I am trying to determine how I am going to keep my application servers
fault tolerant in the following architecture:
IE Client --> Web Server running .Net --> App Server running .Net
remoting -->Database
Because I have multiple App Servers, using the old MS DNA architecture
I used to use Ap... more >>
Windows Service & accessing with a GUI?
Posted by Mike at 1/5/2004 8:25:10 PM
I want to create a Windows service that uses my existing API's.
I also want to create a Windows GUI that can execute functions inside the
service.
How can I accomplish this with remoting? I haven't seen any examples on how to
make a Windows Service a "remotable" application, but since there... more >>
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Question on the active connections
Posted by durga at 1/5/2004 4:10:54 PM
we retrieve information from a remote host through sockets.
the maximum no of sockets that can be opened are 4.
so the remote host will allow only 4 simulatenous sockets
to exist.
I have programmed assuming that my maximum is three.
i Use the following methods on the socket
socket.beginRecei... more >>
Configuration File Woes
Posted by jfugitt NO[at]SPAM drivefinancial.com at 1/5/2004 2:32:37 PM
I have a SAO hosted in IIS that is also registered in COM+. Where is
the proper place to put custom configuration information, i.e.
ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings, for the remoted object to access?
I have tried the web.config as well as the calling client's
app.config, but neither worked. ... more >>
Return argument has an invalid type
Posted by sprungli at 1/5/2004 12:13:07 PM
I use IIS to host a simple remotable object, which returns
a filled DataSet from its ExecuteQuery() method. When
hosted in a standalone remoting server this method returns
as expected, but on IIS I get the following exception
message: "Return argument has an invalid type". The last
call on... more >>
Is Remoting the best architectual solution for this...
Posted by news.microsoft.com at 1/3/2004 1:08:43 PM
I have two WinForm apps foo and bar that run on the same machine.
foo opens bar (via System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("bar.exe"))
foo needs to pass an object (of type System.Data.DataTable) to bar.
Is it best to open a remoting channel between foo and bar (with bar acting
as the server) to pass ... more >>
Remoting with holding memory
Posted by penghao98 NO[at]SPAM hotmail.com at 1/3/2004 9:55:01 AM
I have wrote a sample remoting application has Server (window
application), Remote Object, and Client three parts. The Dataset
between Server and Client is passed through Remote Object. I have
noticed a big problem with memory usage of Server, after Client
requested some Datasets, for some reaso... more >>
serialization will not deserialize delegates to non-public methods
Posted by Cesar Ronchese at 1/1/2004 8:18:38 PM
Hi,
I've developed two classes, a server and a client, and its communicates via
remoting (http). It works fine.
But, when I've added an event wich born in server and handled in client, and
initialize the client class, the following error appear:
=> serialization will not deserialize delegat... more >>
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