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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Remoting / August 2006

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Remoting Hosts31 Aug 2006 14:46 GMT1
In java world, there are all kinds of different EJB providers (e.g. JBOSS)
that can be used to host EJBs
What are the options with .NET remoting?  I know I can create a windows
service from scratch or host them in IIS (performance hit, there).
Is it possible to use a Form method as callback method?31 Aug 2006 14:38 GMT2
I know that callback methods should be members of MarshalByRefObject
derivative classes. A windows Form already derives from Form class and
multiple inheritance is not accepted. So a form can not derives from
MarshalByRefObject. Well, but how does a remote object call back a form ...
CallContext get dropped with Delegate Call?31 Aug 2006 08:53 GMT2
Are CallContexts dropped when using using Delegate calls?
On the server side:
Dim _SetStateDelegate As SetStateDelegate = New SetStateDelegate(AddressOf
GetClient(_UserID).WebDialer.SetState)
ChannelServices.RegisterChannel - urgent31 Aug 2006 07:58 GMT1
I have a .net application migrated from 2003 to 2005.In the new version 2005
of .net,a new parameter has been introduced for this method which is a
boolean param named "ensure security".Please tell me the impact of this
parameter when it is set to true ,also any Suggestions in ...
Remoting - Server Object in a Windows Service31 Aug 2006 07:54 GMT1
I'm new to remoting and was hoping that someone could help me out.
I've followed along with the examples in the Remoting Bible (Rammer) - he
like others, for simplicity always seems to create their server processes as
a console application.
Remoting Performance http - binary31 Aug 2006 07:53 GMT1
I use .Net Framework 1.1 with Remoting channel= http and formatter=binary.
The remoting server components are hosted as webservice in IIS.
The client application is a WinForms application for file upload and download
I have serveral performance differences, why ?
Basic remoting question30 Aug 2006 03:32 GMT1
I'm having some trouble updating data inside my remote object.
Basically I have a remote object server running as a windows service,
serving up a marshalbyref object called 'ConfigController'.
'ConfigController' contains another object, which is marshal by value.
Windows service and remoting28 Aug 2006 16:37 GMT2
Hi, I am writing a windows server program implemented as a windows
service. I need a way to check the status of this server-application
and thinking about implementing a web based front end to the server. Is
remoting the best way to go? I'm thinking of an asp.net application
Remoting Vs. TcpClient28 Aug 2006 04:54 GMT2
I'm current developing a small network/internet game in .Net 2.0 for
mulitple players.
The game is played in "real time" and not turn-based,
Meaning alot of message are to be sent.
is guaranteed message delivery possible in .net remoting?if possible how?27 Aug 2006 17:10 GMT1
any vb.net sample codes regarding certified messaging in .net
remoting...
.NET Remoting on WinCE 5.025 Aug 2006 20:33 GMT1
Dear Experts,
    I understand from various threads in this group that .NET remoting
is not available on the .NET Compact Framework. I would like to know
the alternatives. Please bear in mind that using an IIS is not an
Managing CAO lifetime25 Aug 2006 09:54 GMT5
I was reading "Advanced Net Remoting v2" by Ingo Rammer, and in Chapter
7(about lifetimes), i've read a strange thing, that is, client-side
sponsor cannot be used with client behind firewall, nat ecc..
The book advices to create a sponsor as CAO Object and to use a client
Can an ActiveX Control be a .NET Remoting server to a C# app?24 Aug 2006 23:11 GMT1
I am trying to implement a solution for integrating with a third party
web browser application (call it appB). This third party supports "web
plug ins", meaning we can embed a page in their app, and that page can
contain an ActiveX control. This control would allow communication
Raising events from remote objects23 Aug 2006 10:30 GMT7
I'm having a little bit of trouble doing some remoting with .NET
framework 2.0: I have a client-activated marshalbyref object and I
would like to be able to callback into the client code periodically
during the remote method. Suppose I have two classes that look like
What is wrong about RemotingException22 Aug 2006 19:57 GMT8
Why does MS make it impossible to handle RemotingExceptions? I use a
IpcChannel for IPC Communication. On the server side I want to know when a
client has been "hard" disconnected (e.g. Process has been killed). Because
I use two way communication, it is no problem.
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