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Basic remoting question
Posted by MIke Brown at 8/28/2006 11:37:05 PM
I'm having some trouble updating data inside my remote object.
Basically I have a remote object server running as a windows service,
serving up a marshalbyref object called 'ConfigController'.
'ConfigController' contains another object, which is marshal by value.
When I try to remotely update da... more >>
Remoting Hosts
Posted by David Jessee at 8/28/2006 8:42:01 AM
In java world, there are all kinds of different EJB providers (e.g. JBOSS)
that can be used to host EJBs
What are the options with .NET remoting? I know I can create a windows
service from scratch or host them in IIS (performance hit, there).
Does MS provide anything similar to what exists ... more >>
Remoting Performance http - binary
Posted by Max at 8/28/2006 7:57:02 AM
I use .Net Framework 1.1 with Remoting channel= http and formatter=binary.
The remoting server components are hosted as webservice in IIS.
The client application is a WinForms application for file upload and download
I have serveral performance differences, why ?
The quantity of data is say 1... more >>
is guaranteed message delivery possible in .net remoting?if possible how?
Posted by reju at 8/27/2006 8:17:25 AM
any vb.net sample codes regarding certified messaging in .net
remoting...
... more >>
Remoting Vs. TcpClient
Posted by Ram at 8/26/2006 11:05:12 AM
Hey,
I'm current developing a small network/internet game in .Net 2.0 for
mulitple players.
The game is played in "real time" and not turn-based,
Meaning alot of message are to be sent.
Based on that, should I use directly TcpClient or Remoting? and if so,
should I use
CAO or Singleton?
Th... more >>
.NET Remoting on WinCE 5.0
Posted by ganeshokade NO[at]SPAM gmail.com at 8/25/2006 5:35:19 AM
Dear Experts,
I understand from various threads in this group that .NET remoting
is not available on the .NET Compact Framework. I would like to know
the alternatives. Please bear in mind that using an IIS is not an
option for me and so I cannot use web services to network WinCE with my
se... more >>
Windows service and remoting
Posted by nyhetsgrupper NO[at]SPAM gmail.com at 8/23/2006 1:16:15 PM
Hi, I am writing a windows server program implemented as a windows
service. I need a way to check the status of this server-application
and thinking about implementing a web based front end to the server. Is
remoting the best way to go? I'm thinking of an asp.net application
using remoting to ac... more >>
Can an ActiveX Control be a .NET Remoting server to a C# app?
Posted by gkustas NO[at]SPAM hvc.rr.com at 8/23/2006 12:23:55 PM
I am trying to implement a solution for integrating with a third party
web browser application (call it appB). This third party supports "web
plug ins", meaning we can embed a page in their app, and that page can
contain an ActiveX control. This control would allow communication
between our appl... more >>
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Managing CAO lifetime
Posted by valerossi NO[at]SPAM tiscali.it at 8/22/2006 6:11:04 AM
Hi all,
I was reading "Advanced Net Remoting v2" by Ingo Rammer, and in Chapter
7(about lifetimes), i've read a strange thing, that is, client-side
sponsor cannot be used with client behind firewall, nat ecc..
The book advices to create a sponsor as CAO Object and to use a client
thread to ke... more >>
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