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S units for <lifetime> tag attributes, explanation of, 99, 137
SAOs (server-activated objects)
accessing versions of, 170-172
calling with different delays for clients, 143-144
versus CAOs, 206
explanation of, 28-30
passing runtime information with, 296-297
presenting with servers, 80-81
registering on clients with <wellknown> property, 109-110
server-side implementation for IIS, 118-119
using asynchronous calls with, 183
SDLChannelSink, explanation of, 219
serializable objects, generating first version of, 177-178
[Serializable] objects
using in shared assemblies, 90
versioning, 174-179
serialization
benefits to versioning, 178
implementing, 14-15
serializing objects, 27-28
server-activated objects, versioning, 162-164
server applications, deploying, 111
server assemblies, explanation of, 15
server channels, implementing, 355-361
server-side asynchronous processing, performing, 233-235
server-side HTTP channel's sink stack, diagram of, 245
server-side messaging, examples of, 216-218. See also client-side messaging, messages
server-side objects
designing and developing for IIS, 118-119
using ObjRefs with, 68
server-side PriorityChangerSink code, 293-296
server-side sink chain with compression sink, diagram of, 250
server-side sink providers, creating, 258-260
server-side sinks. See also client-side sinks, sinks
creating, 244-245, 361-366
implementing for compression sinks, 255-258
initializing for encryption, 281
server-side sponsors
creating, 160
keeping alive, 156
pinging with clients, 157-158
using, 156-162
server-side transport sinks versus conventional channel sinks, 362
ServerContextTerminatorSink, explanation of, 220-221
server.cs file, generating with SoapSuds, 94, 183
ServerObjectTerminatorSink, explanation of, 221
ServerProviders and ClientProviders properties, role in configuration files, 102-106
servers
advisory when running on same machine, 75
advisory when using events with, 187
creating for synchronous calls, 53-57
enhancing for versioned SAOs, 168-170
example for SingleCall SAO, 30-33
example with client-activated object, 39-40
implementing for MarshalByRefObject in Singleton mode, 17-19, 22-25
implementing for SoapSudsgenerated metadata, 80-81
implementing in sample multiserver configuration, 73-76
implementing IServerChannelSink on, 287-288
role in configuration files, 90-91, 95
role in sample multiserver configuration, 70
sample factory design pattern implementation for, 44-46
sample implementation for lifetime management, 140-142, 145
using binary encoding via HTTP with, 105-106
ServerStartup class, role in Singleton-object example, 34, 36
<service> property, role in configuration files, 106
shared assemblies
advantage of, 11-12
creating abstract base classes in, 78
implementing for sample multiserver configuration, 72-73
management of, 77-86
shared base classes, functionality of, 78
shared implementations, functionality of, 78
shared interfaces
for factory design pattern, 44
functionality of, 78
role in .NET Remoting, 12
sign-on process, securing, 131-133
single sign-on, enabling, 132-133
SingleCall SAOs
example of, 30-32
explanation of, 28
role in sample multiserver configuration, 74-75
Singleton mode, defining MarshalByReftObject in, 15-22
Singleton SAOs
example of, 33-36
explanation of, 28
tip about, 35
sink chains
defining in configuration files, 237-238
role in implementing client channels, 349-350
sink providers
behavior after invoking CreateSink() method, 242-243
creating, 258-260
examining <url> entries with, 305
understanding, 237-238
sinks. See also client-side sinks, server-side sinks
building for encryption helpers, 272
creating for clients, 350-355
creating for encryption, 274-280
using, 261-263
SinkStack, contents in asynchronous requests, 228-230
SMTP conversion, example of, 318-319
SMTP sessions, starting, 319
SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)
encapsulating for channel source, 323-331
RFC for, 318
SMTPChannel
code for, 366-369
using, 369-371
SMTPClientChannel, parameters for, 346
SMTPClientTransportSinkProvider code, 350-351
SMTPHelperClass, connecting to .NET Remoting with, 336-339, 344
SMTPHelper.MessageReceived() static method, calling, 332-333
smtpServer parameter for SMTPClientChannel, 346, 356
SMTPServerChannel
parameters for, 356
versus SMTPClientChannel, 356-357
SMTPServerTransportSink, implementing, 362-364
sn.exe, generating key pairs with, 163
SOAP formatter, role in handling asynchronous responses, 233
SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) remoting framework, evolution of, 6-7
SoapClientFormatterSink, explanation of, 215
SoapFormatter, introduction to, 211
SoapServerFormatterSink, explanation of, 219
SoapSuds
alternatives for starting of, 83
calling, 79
extracting metadata with, 167
generating nonwrapped proxy source with, 172-173
generating source code with, 93-95
SoapSuds -gc output for SAO, example of, 181-183
SoapSuds-generated metadata, examples of, 79-86
SoapSuds-generated proxies, using delegates with, 180-181
SoapSuds, role in .NET Remoting generated metadata assembly, 12
SoapSuds.exe, role in SAO example, 38-40
SoapType attribute, removing from server.cs, 183
source code
generating with SoapSuds, 93-95
simplifying for clients with wrapped proxies, 81-82
sponsors
role in lifetime management, 49, 135-136
working with, 149
sponsorshipTimeout attribute
explanation of, 136
role in <lifetime> tag for configuration files, 99
SSL (Secure Socket Layers) encryption, advisory about, 134
StackBuilderSink, explanation of, 221
StartListening() method, calling for server channels, 357-358, 360
STAT command, role in POP3, 321
StopKeepAlive() method, calling for server-side sponsors, 159
strictBinding attribute for formatters and providers in configuration files, using, 104-105
strong naming
displaying for assemblies, 166
role in versioning, 162-164
suppressChannelData attribute, role in HTTP channels for configuration files, 101
symmetric encryption, example of, 269-274
synchronous calls
example of, 53-57
explanation of, 52
using RealProxy with, 203
synchronous messages, examples of, 214-216
SyncProcessMessage() method, implementing, 286-287
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