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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Remoting / June 2005

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Phantom object??07 Jun 2005 10:00 GMT1
Hi, I'm newish to remoting.
I've got a very simple example using server activated single call object.
I'm referencing the fully implemented class from the client app (I know it is
not ideal, but it is a common way done by most simple samples from Microsoft
Why Remoting so slow?07 Jun 2005 09:26 GMT6
Would anyone have any performance issues using .Net Remoting? Our objects
returns data about 10x slower via remoting architecture. That means RO gets
data from DB and returns about 10K-record dataset back across network. So
slow.
Changing HTTP CAO to TCP 03 Jun 2005 09:05 GMT1
I have a simple app, creating a Client Activated Object, with 1.1 Framework,
which works great with HTTP channel.  I wanted to switch to TCP and I
thought it may be as simple as changing HTTPChannel to TCPChannel...
probably more to it that that, because I get :
.NET on AMD problem.01 Jun 2005 02:09 GMT1
I have developed an analog clock using C#.NET as an assembly in my .NET
application. The clock is based on the System.Threading.Timer class, rather
than the other two timers.  I find that the clock runs a lot slower on an
AMD machine compared to an Intel CPU machine, regardless of ...
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