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  1. #1
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    Unhappy .net remoting using TcpChannel

    Dear all

    I'm almost overwhelmed by the .net remoting. Could anyone give me some hints?

    I would like to implement the remoting system using windows service method; therefore, I must use the tcpchannel instead of httpchannel.

    But for the security, I also need to add SSL protocol for my remoting project.

    Because the SSL protocol needs to get a tcpclient connection, how can I get a tcpclient in tcpchannel when designing remoting.

    It seems that one way is to create customed sink, and what do I need to do to get a tcpclient.
    Any suggestion would be appreciated. Thank you.

  2. #2
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    Re: .net remoting using TcpChannel

    If you have the option you may want to get VS 2008 and look into using WCF and .NET 3.0.

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    Re: .net remoting using TcpChannel

    I agree with Tron. WCF works great and lots of good tutorials and samples can be found on the internet.

    Further, it is possible to expose your created services as an 'old fashion' webservice, which makes it possible for other programming languages to use you services (SOA)

  4. #4
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    Unhappy Re: .net remoting using TcpChannel

    sorry, we don't have VS 2008; we just have vs 2005.

    is there any way in vs 2005?

  5. #5
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    Unhappy Re: .net remoting using TcpChannel

    Hello,

    Is there any way to build a remoting server based on tcpchannel but SSL security?

    I heared some info. about customized channel can solve this, but it's real hard to me.

    Are there any tutorial or examples here or at other websites?

    Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

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