> What type of objects can be remoted? I have a mapping application that
> uses a third party SDK to build drawing layers base on vector data
> stored in a database. I built a class that subclass the third party
> class and tagged it with the <Serializable()> _ attribute . I want to
> build this object on the server and return the object to the client to
> used on the client. Can this be done via Remoting? What the minimum
> size for an object being returned to the client? I appreciate the
> advice and or comments.

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> "Frank Smith" <papow@yahoo.com> wrote in
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>> What type of objects can be remoted? I have a mapping application that
>> uses a third party SDK to build drawing layers base on vector data
>> stored in a database. I built a class that subclass the third party
>> class and tagged it with the <Serializable()> _ attribute . I want to
>> build this object on the server and return the object to the client to
>> used on the client. Can this be done via Remoting? What the minimum
>> size for an object being returned to the client? I appreciate the
>> advice and or comments.
>
> Just about any object can be remoted. What are you sending from the server
> -> client?
>
> Have you considered web services if it's only data?