Developing XML Web Services and Server Components with Visual C# .NET and the Microsoft .NET Framework

OBJECTIVES This chapter covers the following Microsoft-specified objective for the "Creating and Managing Microsoft Windows Services, Serviced Components, Objects, and XML Web Services" section of...

The .NET Framework provides a platform for building next-generation distributed applications. I start this chapter by introducing distributed application and how they are different from...

An application boundary defines the scope of an application. It encompasses various resources critical to an application's execution, such as address space, executable code, and...

As described in the previous sections, processes as well as application domains provide a close, protected environment. As a result, objects in a process or...

.NET remoting enables objects in different application domains to talk to each other. The real strength of remoting is in enabling the communication between objects...

So far, I have discussed the architecture and various concepts related to .NET remoting. In this section, you will learn how to apply these concepts...

Chapter Summary The .NET Framework is a modern platform for building distributed applications. In this chapter you learned how to create distributed applications by using the...

Exercises Using HTTP Channels with Binary Formatters As I discussed in the chapter, the default formatter for the HTTP channel is SOAP, and for the TCP channel...