Ingo Rammer

In-depth coverage of the . NET Remoting Framework. The first part of the book covers a full guide to the 1.1 framework and its capabilities in real-world applications. The second part presents . NET remoting internals, and advises real-world code and development strategies towards working applications. Finally, the book looks at futuristic remoting tools and their present implementation in VS. NET 2005, and explains how remoting procedures will change within the new IDE and revised framework. Ur innehållet: Ch. 1 Introduction to Remoting Ch. 2 . NET Remoting Basics Ch. 3 Remoting in Action Ch. 4 Configuration and Deployment Ch. 5 Securing . NET Remoting Ch. 6 In-Depth . NET Remoting Ch. 7 Inside the Framework Ch. 8 Creation of Sinks Ch. 9 Extending . NET Remoting Ch. 10 Developing a Transport Channel Ch. 11 Context Matters Ch. 12 The Future for Remoting Framework

Advanced . NET Remoting in VB . NET is the first book that really offers in-depth coverage of the . NET Remoting Framework in Visual Basic . NET. The first part of the book covers everything a developer needs to know to use to the Framework and its capabilities in real world applications, including the basics of Server Activated Objects vs. Client Activated Objects, formatters, channels, lifetime issues, security, configuration files, etc. The server side hosting of remoteable components in console applications, Windows Services, and IIS (Internet Information Services) are also covered in detail. The second part presents . NET Remoting internals in an unprecedented way. Ingo Rammer shows how the Framework really uses message sinks and sink providers, and gives in-depth advice on why and how to implement message and channel sinks. These chapters also give detailed insight in the synchronous and asynchronous message processing within the Framework. Rammer also includes a chapter which presents the development process and source code for several "real world" message sinks and finally covers ContextBoundObject, which allows one to use the techniques of the . NET Remoting Framework with local, client-only applications.