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.NET Remoting in a simple way by Rahul Kumar Saxena on May 22, 2009
What is remoting? How we can access remote object from one application to another application?

Office automation with VS 2008 by kohad on Mar 18, 2009
Outlook automation has become integral part of any LOB application. MS Excel, work, outlook are getting used by most of the enterprise applications today. This article provides quick view on how to integrate outlook with .net application

.Net Serialization using Soap Formatter by Sudheendra Desai on May 20, 2008
This article explains how to serialize objects using soap formatter which is used extensively in .Net Remoting.

Remote Sensing and Remote Control over the Internet with GP-3 Board by Mike Gold on Apr 28, 2007
In this article we will revisit the GP-3 board (which we have employed in a few other hardware projects on C# Corner) and use the GP-3 to measure temperature in a remote location.

Message Queuing using C# 2005 by Rajkumar Krishnan on Jan 29, 2007
Message Queuing is a message infrastructure and a development platform for creating distributed messaging applications for the Microsoft Windows Operating System.

How to execute an application in a remote application domain by Anand Thakur on Jan 17, 2007
This article explains executing an application in a remote application domain

How to use Genetic Algorithm for Traveling Salesman Problem by Yuan Wang on Jan 02, 2007
TSP is a famous math problem: Given a number of cities and the costs of traveling from any city to any other city, what is the cheapest round-trip route that visits each city exactly once and then returns to the starting city? We use the Genetic Algorithm to solve the TSP problem as a C# programing example .

Case Study: Demo Networking Financial System by Abebe Assefa on Feb 07, 2006
In this tutorial I will discuss some of the design and development issues that one might consider when using .NET framework for developing Network affiliated applications.

Migrating Java RMI to .NET Remoting by Laishram Priyokumar on Jan 16, 2006
.Net Remoting and Java RMI are mechanisms that allow the user to invoke method/methods in another address space. The other address space could be on the same machine or a different one. These two mechanisms can be regarded as RPC in an object-oriented fashion. This article describes how to migrate java RMI applications to .NET Remoting applications, with practical examples.

Chat Server and Client in C# Using Remoting Technology by Pramod Singh on Jan 06, 2006
This application is a simple Chat server and Client, which is conversion of Java RMI chat server and client. The Java client was a Applet and present application client in Windows Forms.

Using Interfaces in .NET Remoting by David Talbot on Jan 06, 2006
In this article, we will create a remote object that will return rows from a database table. For the sake of simplicity I have used the NorthWind database that is packed with the installation of the Microsoft SQL Server.

Rebooting a Remote Server using WMI by John O Donnell on Jan 06, 2006
Windows Management Instrumentation or WMI holds many surprises and features but when my colleagues machine rebooted even I was surprised.

.NET Remoting: The Interface Approach by Shripad Kulkarni on Jan 05, 2006
In this article, we will create a remote object, and access this object using the Interface. The object returns rows from a database table.

Remoting in C# by farazfastian43 ' on Jan 05, 2006
This simple article shows you how to write simple server and client to access the server remotely.

Reusable System Information Component by Chandra Hundigam on Jan 05, 2006
In this article we will create a reusable component, which retrieves the operating system information. We will explore ComponentModel and SystemInformation class also.

Remoting Calls Recommendations by Demir ' on Jan 05, 2006
The goal of this article is not to describe remoting technology in details. It is more focused at the practical design and implementation mistakes during development process concerning garbage collection and performance.

Using Remoting to Implement Distrubuted Logging by Utpal ' on Jan 05, 2006
In an earlier article we had discussed how new tracing and debugging techniques in .NET make debugging easier. In this article we will view the event logging API that comes with .NET.

Remote Objects:Part I by Jibin Pan on Jan 05, 2006
This demo shows how to create the remote objects with callback functions and use them in the window host.

Remote Objects: Part II by Jibin Pan on Jan 05, 2006
This article shows how to create a remote server and MDI window Remote Client using remote object. The remote server can be used as Auction Server and Real Time Data and News Server.

Remoting in .NET by Ramaprasad Upadhyaya on Jan 05, 2006
Distributed computing is an integral part of almost every software development. Before .Net Remoting, DCOM was the most used method of developing distributed application on Microsoft platform.

.NET Remoting - Events, Events? Events! by Dmitry Belikov on Jan 05, 2006
You want the server to fire an event and all of the clients or only some specific must receive it. This article describes several approaches to the problem using .NET Remoting events model.

Distributed Computing using .NET Remoting by Amit Kumar Agrawal on Jan 05, 2006
AppDomain is an isolated environment for executing Managed code. Objects within same AppDomain are considered as local whereas object in a different AppDomain is called Remote object.

Monitoring Remote Log Remotely using WMI in .NET by Mike Gold on Jan 05, 2006
WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) is a component of the Microsoft operating system that allows you to monitor virtually every piece of the system (either locally or remotely) as well as control the windows operating system.

.NET Remoting by ksasikumar on Jan 05, 2006
.NET Remoting provides an infrastructure for distributed objects. It exposes full object semantics of .NET to remote processes using plumbing that is both flexible and extensible.

Introducing .NET Remoting by David Talbot on Jan 05, 2006
In this article, we will create a remote object that will return an Object read in from the database. I've also included an alternate object that omits the database functionality.


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