C# Network Programming

Moving Data, Revisited In Chapter 7 you learned how to convert complex C# classes into binary arrays that could be sent across the network to a remote system. As mentioned then, the .NET library contains classes that can do some of that work...

An Overview of Remoting In addition to sending class data among network devices, the .NET architecture provides a technique for sending entire class method information across the network. Similar to web services, which was introduced in Chap...

Using Remoting There are three separate programs that must be created to build an application that uses remoting: A remote class that allows clients to access and use the methods contained in the class. A server program that adve...

Creating a Proxy Class Using soapsuds The remoting example shown in this chapter assumed one important fact - that you were in control of both the remoting server and the client application. In the real world, this may not be (and often is n...

Summary The .NET Framework incorporates the concept of remoting, which allows applications to share methods between application domains, either on the same computer, or between separate computers on a network. An important feature of remoti...