Re: .Net Distributed info

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Hi Julian,

Sorry I don't have any links available, but when I was learning remoting, I
used this newsgroup a lot and got a lot of help, so too keep karma, I'm
trying to spread the knowledge myself now.

You are correct in that for a distributed application, you do not need to
create a COM+ object, and register it, etc. Remoting is a lot like
webservices, (or steriods). You obviously need to know about the remote
object (via a DLL), and you instantiate it remotely. The work actually gets
done on the remote system, not the client. The good thing is that you have a
local copy of the remote object that you can treat just as any other object.
Remoting, once hooked up properly, takes care of all the underlying network
communication.

I lied about the link, after looking in my bookmarks:

How To: Host a Remote Object in a Windows Service
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnnetsec/html/SecNetHT15.asp

Remote Objects: Part I
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/2003/March/RemoteObjectsP1.asp


HTH

Steve


"JK" <juliankhan@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:aa33756.0504260123.7bf7ad47@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi
>
> i am new to .net and i am trying to get some basic information about
> designing a robust distributed .net application. i have written many
> vb6/asp n-tier com+ applications but need some basic direction.
>
> is there one source of information (with good examples). the many web
> sites i have visited either are to complicated or dont address the
> issues.
>
> the information i am looking for is:
> if i write my business and data layers in .net dlls, if i want to get
> all the com+ benefits i think i need to i reference the enterprise
> services namespace, use the appropriate calls etc. i don't need to add
> the dlls to com+ component services. The dll's can reside in the same
> folder as the exe.
>
> if the dlls are on a different machine to the exe how do i point the
> exe to these dlls. is this remoting or is remoting something else.
>
> thanks
>
> julian


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