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exposing an object serviced by a window service program to .NET cl

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Benny - 19 Jul 2006 18:32 GMT
I have a window service in .NET and would like to expose an object
(serverobj) for other .NET clients to call.  When the clients connects to
serverobj, I need the instance of the object provided by the window service
instances.  

I created a client and add a referenct to the service program, when invoking
the serverobj, it refers an instance of serverobj that is not in the process
space of the window service.

In unmanaged code, I would register the class factory for serverobj and have
the client code call CoCreateInstance on serverobj.

How do I make this happen is .NET (i.e., the serverobj served will be from
the window service instance)?

Thanks.
Chris Mullins - 19 Jul 2006 18:46 GMT
The technology you want is called Remoting.

It's a very well documented topic in the MSDN help. To jumpstart your
reading of the help, you're going to want to pay attention to the following
keywords as you read:

TCP Channel
Binary Formatter
MarshalByRef derived classes.

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Chris Mullins

>I have a window service in .NET and would like to expose an object
> (serverobj) for other .NET clients to call.  When the clients connects to
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> Thanks.
Benny - 19 Jul 2006 22:11 GMT
Thanks for the info.  Got it working.

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