Hi all, I have a .Net Remoting server that can accept connections from my remote client app. During the initialization of the client application, it calls ChannelServices.RegisterChannel and then RemotingServices.Connect to create a channel and connect to the server. Every customer has a unique id that we are using for the channel name. ...
First, let me explain a little bit about my setup. My server is setup as a Marshaled singleton object: RemotingServices.Marshal(lsServer, ServerObject.objectUri); In order to have two-way communication from the server to the client, the client activates a ServerObject, then passes in its own ClientObject (which is also a MarshalByRe...
I'm working on a application where I have an imaging inspection process and a Ui process. Both are programming using c# 4.0. They may or may not be on the same machine. I have to design it to handle both methods. The inspection process will be essentially running as the server in this application on a windows 7/64 box. In terms of ...
Possible Duplicate: Is .NET Remoting really deprecated? I read somewhere that with the addition of WCF, the old thing Remoting is obsolete. I guess Remoting was in version 2.0 whereas from version 3.5, WCF is there. ...