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April 9th, 2009, 03:41 PM
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What is the purpose of an inproc server?
There are two separate dll Outlook Add-ins we are developing they both require a general library (let's call this library the "plugin") that acts as a proxy for sending/receiving messages across to a remote server. At first the idea would be to have each Outlook Add-in link to this plugin library but we realize that there needs to be a way for us to managed the connections to the remote server. We only want one connection to the remote server per process despite any number of different add-ins that could be developed which use this plugin library.
I'm kind of new to distributed app development but is this where an inproc server comes in handy?
Thanks,
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