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  • Serialization vs. MarshalingMay 06, 2010. Are you somewhat confused between Serialization and Marshaling? This writing would break this confusion up, it would give you a basic understanding of the process of Serialization and the process of Marshaling, and how you can get the most out of each.
  • Marshaling with C# - Chapter 3: Marshaling Compound TypesMar 14, 2010. This detailed chapter teaches you how to marshal compound types such as structures and unions in C# and .NET.
  • Marshaling with C# - Chapter 2: Marshaling Simple Types Mar 11, 2010. This chapter discusses the nitty-gritty part of marshaling process. It is the base for the rest of discussion about marshaling. It is about marshaling simple data types.
  • Marshaling with C# - Chapter 1: Introducing MarshalingMar 11, 2010. Marshaling is the process of creating a bridge between managed code and unmanaged code;
  • Marshal Operations Between Child Forms in an MDI ApplicationMar 04, 2010. This article is designed to give you a simple understanding of how to marshal operations between child forms in an MDI application.
  • Marshaling UnionsFeb 21, 2010. In this article you will learn how to marshal C/C++ Unions in C#.
  • Moving C Structures into .NET with Custom MarshalingDec 17, 2004. Microsoft provides several attributes for marshaling C to C#. In our example we will take the case where we have hundreds of structures and only a few API calls, so we only need to generate the marshaled code for the structures.
  • XML Web Services Type MarshalingFeb 20, 2002. This article illustrates that various data types can be passed to and returned from Web Service methods.
  • Getting Started With Remote Procedure CallMar 09, 2017. Getting Started With Remote Procedure Call. In Remote Procedure Call(RPC), the caller and sender process are executed on different machines, they can communicate with the help of the transport and network layers of an OSI model.
  • COM in .NETNov 05, 2014. COM (Component Object Model) in .NET facilitates interoperability between .NET and COM objects. Using COM Callable Wrappers (CCW) and Runtime Callable Wrappers (RCW), .NET code can access COM components, enabling seamless integration of legacy COM components with .NET applications.
  • Remoting Technology: Distributed ComputingNov 04, 2014. Remoting technology facilitates distributed computing, enabling seamless communication between processes or applications across a network. It employs protocols, marshaling, and proxies to facilitate remote method invocation, enhancing interoperability and scalability in client-server architectures.
  • Web Service using SOAP Toolkit in VB.NETNov 09, 2012. The world of web services has taken applications by storm. From an era where applications were tightly bound to one another, we have reached a time wherein applications are delivered as a service.
  • Prerequirement of REMOTINGApr 07, 2011. It is Microsoft technology for developing distributed applications, replacing traditional DCOM. All distributed technology needs consuming libraries present on remote machines.
  • Writing Dataset to Excel in ASP.NETMar 01, 2006. This article is helpful for those who would like to write dataset contents to a excel file and try to display it in the browser.
  • How to get Security UserId after windows Starts a Session Feb 23, 2006. This article explains how to get the security userid after a succesful login when windows starts the session for authenticated user.
  • Important Aspects about ComponentsJan 12, 2006. In this article, I wil discuss some properties and key definitions about component programming.
  • .NET RemotingSep 02, 2004. .NET Remoting facilitates communication between .NET objects in different application domains or processes across a network. It provides a versatile mechanism for remote procedure calls, supporting various protocols like TCP/IP and HTTP, enabling distributed computing in the .NET framework.
  • Platform Invocation Services in .NET FrameworkOct 25, 2002. This article will cover the details of Platform Invocation Services provided in .Net Framework. Platform Invoke Services acts as a bridge between the managed and unmanaged code. This service enables managed code to call unmanaged functions which are being exposed by any dynamic link libraries (DLL’s) such as Win32 API’s or any custom DLLs.
  • .NET Remoting: The Simple ApproachMar 26, 2002. .NET Remoting provides a powerful and high performance way of working with remote objects. Architecturally, .NET Remote objects are a perfect fit for accessing resources across the network without the overhead posed by SOAP based Web services.