Remoting With C# and .Net

by David Conger ( ; )

• ISBN13: 9780471273523
• ISBN10: 047127352X
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2003-01-01
• Publisher: Wiley

Summary

With expert guidance and real-world examples, this book presents a detailed look at Remoting-the new Microsoft technology for creating and accessing remote objects on a network or over the Internet Provides insider coverage of the "plumbing" for Microsoft .NET Web services from someone who helped develop the .NET Mobile Internet Toolkit Includes more extensive discussions of Remoting than any other book on .NET-a must for COM/COM+ developers who want to make the jump to Remoting Companion Web site includes code examples and executables

Author Biography

DAVID CONGER is a contract author/ software engineer and has been programming professionally for twenty years. Formerly a professor at Albuquerque Technical-Vocational Institute, he has developed software for military aircraft, games, small businesses, and interactive TV. He has also written books on topics such as the fundamentals of microcomputers and programming in C, C++, and C#.

Table of Contents

Introduction.

PART I. AN OVERVIEW OF .NET REMOTING.

Chapter 1. Remoting, C#, and the .NET Framework.

Chapter 2. Remote Objects and Remoting.

PAR II. .NET REMOTING IN ACTION.

Chapter 3. Building Applications that Use Remote Objects.

Chapter 4. Using Remote Objects.

Chapter 5. Remoting, XML, and Soap.

Chapter 6. Providing Remote Objects for Clients.

Chapter 7. Remote Object Lifetimes and Leases.

Chapter 8. Configuring Distributed Applications.

Chapter 9. Deploying Distributed Applications.

Chapter 10. Remoting and Web Services.

PART III. ADVANCED TOPICS IN REMOTING.

Chapter 11. Asynchronous Remoting.

Chapter 12. Security.

Chapter 13. Message Sinks and Message Chains.

Web Site Appendix.

Glossary.

Index.