Use .Net remoting between two app on same machine whit no net card

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RF - 21 Sep 2006 12:54 GMT

Hi,

We built two application that communicate with each other using .Net
remoting on the same machine, essentially replicating what we used to be able
to do with DCOM when one application controls another on the same workstation.

Everything works fine until the Network card is not active anymore (WiFi
connection). The odd thing is that we have another application the
communicates through sockets and that one keeps working.

Is there a way to configure .Net remoting or the workstation to make this
work?

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James Westgate - 21 Sep 2006 15:37 GMT

1. In .NET there is a new IPC channel for inter process communication.
This may bypass the network layer..
2. You may want to try installing a loopback adaptor.

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> Is there a way to configure .Net remoting or the workstation to make this
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RF - 21 Sep 2006 16:06 GMT

We found that adding binto="127.0.0.1" to our channel resolves our problem
but I will look into this new IPC channel.

Thanks

> 1. In .NET there is a new IPC channel for inter process communication.
> This may bypass the network layer..
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> > Is there a way to configure .Net remoting or the workstation to make this
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Jonathan Boivin - 21 Sep 2006 17:09 GMT

I think that 127.0.0.1 is good solution because it doesn't require any
installation and it is the "natural" loopback address.

Jonathan Boivin
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> We found that adding binto="127.0.0.1" to our channel resolves our problem
> but I will look into this new IPC channel.
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