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Remoting Issue with Events
Posted by James Hancock at 4/6/2006 1:12:10 PM
Ok, so here's a weird one. Everything I've found on this is indicating that
the assembly hasn't been loaded. But in this case it definately has.
I'm rasing an event that is captured in another class that is part of the
same dll which then fires a method on an interface that is setup when the ... more >>
Windows Service and remoting
Posted by ermonnezzaro NO[at]SPAM gmail.com at 4/6/2006 8:18:42 AM
Hello there,
I am developing a windows services in (VB.NET).
This service runs 2 threads whose tasks is to monitor the database and
update few records.
I would like to communicate with this window services with remoting -
and I found many examples - but none of those showed me how to
communi... more >>
remoting excpetions
Posted by msuk at 4/6/2006 7:21:02 AM
All,
I have a remote server that my client calls running on two separate PC's.
On my remote sever I have a method that returns a ADO.Net Dataset that has a
try and catch block around it. Now if for example I cause an exception by
using an incorrect connection string I would like to throw ... more >>
Async & Sync calls togethers
Posted by mtv at 4/6/2006 5:59:02 AM
I have an WinForm application that mainly has 2 parts, for the sake of this
discussion: a synchronous call to Remote object and an asynchronous call
(also has event handler to trap remote object's events fired back upon new
data is sent). So, once an async call is made, remote object keeps sen... more >>
Credentials cannot be changed on TcpChannels
Posted by Bruno Hunziker at 4/4/2006 2:35:02 AM
The first time I use the secured TcpChannel (.Net 2.0) in my app everything
works well.
The problem is when I change the credentials those changes are always
ignored and the server does no new authentication. The client has to be
restarted.
Is this the wrong way of going about this? How... more >>
Remoting and Threading
Posted by Itay Sandbank at 4/3/2006 1:00:02 AM
Hi there.
Can someone please point me in the direction of a good document explaining
how remoting works with threads? Which threads are used, can I limit these
threads some way (I'd like, for instance, all calls made on a specific
SingleCall objects to occur in a specific thread), etc..... more >>
Server + Multiple Clients + Notify specific client
Posted by James Hancock at 4/2/2006 2:36:02 PM
This is my first forey into Remoting, so please bare with me...
Every sample I can find uses a Singleton system. As far as I can tell, if I
raise an event on the server side at that point, every client that has
registered will get the message...
What I want to do is have the client registe... more >>
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