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 Thursday, March 09, 2006

UPGRADE: MCSD Microsoft .NET Skills to MCPD Enterprise Application Developer by Using the Microsoft .NET Framework: Part 2

Create a client application to access a remote object.

  • Create a remote object.
  • Configure a client application programmatically.
  • Configure a client application manually by using configuration files.
  • Access the remoting service by calling a remote method.
  • Call a remote method synchronously in a client application.

To create a remote object, configure the client application to use remoting.  This can be done using a config file, or programatically.  MSDN has information on setting up a client application.

You can see how to progmatically setup a client on Jibin Pan's article at c-sharpcorner

MSDN has information on how to setup a client using configuration files.

To call a remote method, create the object as usual (if you have remoting configured for the type) or use Activator.GetObject.

By default remoting calls are synchronous.  So I think they meant to say "Call a remote method asynchronously in a client application".  MSDN has information on how to do invoke a method asynchronously.

Thursday, March 09, 2006 8:52:12 PM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)  #    Comments [0]   Certifications  | 
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