Re: Remoting, events and custom encryption channel sinks

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Hi all,


I understand that you already have solved most of problems, but I would like
to share with the community one interesting link. www.genuinechannels.com
offers an extension park for .Net Remoting. Their channels have Encryption,
Compression, Event mechanism, Broadcast Engine and some other useful tools.
May be this link helps someone to save a lot of time.



Best regards,

Henry.




"Egmont Gabler" <info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:#CDljYh2FHA.2364@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> My suggestion was wrong. After trying to call back the client through the
> delegate call the "SecureClientChannelSink" is DEFINITELY called,
> but there are some bugs in Stephen Toub's sample code at:
> http://msdn,microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/03/06/NETRemoting/default.aspx
> (blocking locks()...)
>
> Trying to solve the problem for my own....
>
> Egmont
>
>
> "Egmont Gabler" <info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:uYVC3AY2FHA.2364@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >I have written an API which defines a standardized interface for various
> >types of hardware devices that can be used by .NET applications. The
> >interface supports both local and remote device services in order to
access
> >e.g. a network printer as easily as a local printer.
> > On command completion, the remote device services fire events
> > asynchronously to the client application transporting customized result
> > objects over the wire.
> >
>
>


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