I have added remoting calls to my Windows Service so my GUI application can talk to it. It works great, but my channel implementation has no knowledge of my service.
My application calls RemotingConfiguration.Configure() to set up .NET Remoting. But since I need the portName attribute of the channels element to be different each time the application is run, I have
I have a .NET application in which assemblies in separate AppDomains must share serialized objects that are passed by value.
For a project we\'re working on, we\'re using .NET remoting to communicate between the server and client.So far we\'ve been testing it on the same machine and its worked, using localhost and an arbitr
I have a two .NET assemblies which are registered as COM+ components and I\'m testing them from a regular console application test harness;
I\'ve got a problem. I Have a tool(threads manager) that receives some data and do some computation. I need to write Python client to send data to that tool...I thing I should 开发者_Go百科use .NET Re
First, let me explain a little bit about my setup.My server is setup as a Marshaled singleton object:
That\'s Pretty much it. I took a set of Active Directory classes we\'d had in our webservices for years, and seperated & migrated it into our Libraries so I could also use them in a winform app I
I have a working distributed application that has a rather big blemish. The client.exe needs the server.exe to work.
I have a client server app which uses .NET Remoting to communicate. This is separated by an interface and the client doesn\'t reference the server\'s implementation. Now, a custom exception in a share
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