Summary

In this chapter, you learned about creating and managing .NET Remoting applications. We covered the following topics:

  • An introduction to how .NET Remoting works

  • How to select either an HTTP channel or a TCP channel

  • How to select either a binary formatter or the SOAP formatter

  • How to register a channel

  • The differences between client-activated and server-activated remote objects

  • The differences between SingleCall and Singleton remote objects

  • How to control object lifetime by using the lease object

  • How to extend an object’s lifetime lease

  • How to create a .NET Remoting object by creating a .NET DLL that contains server logic and a host application to accept calls on the server

  • How to consume a .NET Remoting object by instantiating an object and invoking methods on a remote server from a client application

  • How to create an interface DLL to distribute to clients who want to make calls on the remote server

  • How to use configuration files to register channels, activate both client-activated and server-activated objects, and specify lifetime lease properties

  • How to call a .NET Remoting object asynchronously



MCAD/MCSD(c) Visual Basic. NET XML Web Services and Server Components Study Guide
MCAD/MCSD: Visual Basic .NET XML Web Services and Server Components Study Guide
ISBN: 0782141935
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 153

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