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Chapter 39. Remoting

IN BRIEF

This chapter gives you an understanding of how .NET Remoting works and how you can realize its benefits. In this chapter, you will learn how .NET isolates applications using application domains and contexts. Next, you will learn how to create a hosting server, Remoting object, and client application. Finally, you will learn how to use Internet Information Services (IIS) to host your remote objects and replace the hosting server application.

WHAT YOU NEED

RECOMMENDED SOFTWARE

.NET Framework

C# .NET environment

RECOMMENDED HARDWARE

.NET-enabled desktop client

SKILLS REQUIRED

C# coding


REMOTING AT A GLANCE

Remoting Architecture

792

  
 

Introduction to Remoting

792

Life and Death of the Remote Object

797

 

Explaining Application Domains

793

Building the Remoting Server Application

803

 

Understanding the Context

795

  
 

Choosing a Channel

796

Building the Client

805

IIS and Remoting

806

  

Summary

807

  

Further Reading

807

  


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