KnowledgeBase: Remoting at a Glance.

KnowledgeBase: Remoting at a Glance.

Remoting at a Glance. An end-to-end picture of remoting is as follows. The host application is loaded and registers a channel and port on which to listen for incoming calls. The configuration file, if any, is read and an object’s remoting information is loaded—the host application can now map a URI to the physical assembly and instantiate the object when required. The client application also registers the same channel and then attempts to create a new instance of the remote class. The remoting system handles the request for a new instance by providing a proxy object in place of the actual object on the server. The actual object is either created immediately for CAOs or on the first method call for Singleton/Singlecall objects—the remoting framework takes care of this for you automatically. When the client calls a method on the proxy object, the information is sent across the channel to the remote object. The remoting system will then pass back the results of the method across the channel in the same manner - C# .NET - Web Developers Guide Regards, Mitesh v. Mehta http://cc.1asphost.com/miteshvmehta