In this article, we will explore how one can use a delegate on the functions exposed by the remote objects. Also, we will see how do we call those remote object functions as synchronous and asynchronous. Basic knowledge on threading will help you catch this article in a better way but not a mandate.
In the previous articles, we saw Single-Call Remote Object and Singleton Remote Object. In this article, we will explore the usage of Generic Interface in the Remote Objects. First, we will explore how the server will register it and then move on to the client which consumes it. Generic Interface is a C# concept. But here we will explore that in Dotnet remoting context.
In the previous article, we saw about the server activated Single Call remote object. Also remember, each call to the server will create a new remote object in the ‘Single Call’ technique. In this article, we will see how the Singleton Remote Objects work.
‘Dotnet Remoting’ is a client and server based distributed object technology. In this article, we will make two applications. One is a Remote Server, and another one is a Client. First, we will complete the Server application and then carry out with the client. Here, we create Single Call remote. You will learn more about it in this article.