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    franz huber
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    Hi all, I've got the following sceanrio for a customers project: - Application running as a service an a server. - Database running on a different server. - Lot's of messurement equipment connected to the server. - Administration-Tool, running on (some?) client's - Web-Browser-Interface to get information about the facilities state I'll to use remoting for communication between Admin-Tool and the Service. But I wonder how I can get data from the service to the admin-tool. The problem is that creating a WebService via RemotingConfiguration.Configure(...); with configuration wellknown mode = "Singleton" type = "RezeptServiceManager.RezeptServiceManager, RezeptServiceManager" objectUri ="CoreManager.soap" this leads (as desired) to a single server-object of type RezeptServiceManager, but these object does not have any connection to the service doing the actual work, therefore dataexchange is not possible. Accessing the Database from my RemoteObject is no option. Is it possible to get the Object connected to the service and therefore access the data? Does anybody can give me hint to solve this problem? thanx in advance Franz

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      Hi all, I've got the following sceanrio for a customers project: - Application running as a service an a server. - Database running on a different server. - Lot's of messurement equipment connected to the server. - Administration-Tool, running on (some?) client's - Web-Browser-Interface to get information about the facilities state I'll to use remoting for communication between Admin-Tool and the Service. But I wonder how I can get data from the service to the admin-tool. The problem is that creating a WebService via RemotingConfiguration.Configure(...); with configuration wellknown mode = "Singleton" type = "RezeptServiceManager.RezeptServiceManager, RezeptServiceManager" objectUri ="CoreManager.soap" this leads (as desired) to a single server-object of type RezeptServiceManager, but these object does not have any connection to the service doing the actual work, therefore dataexchange is not possible. Accessing the Database from my RemoteObject is no option. Is it possible to get the Object connected to the service and therefore access the data? Does anybody can give me hint to solve this problem? thanx in advance Franz

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      led mike
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      franz.huber wrote:

      Accessing the Database from my RemoteObject is no option.

      Why?

      franz.huber wrote:

      Is it possible to get the Object connected to the service

      I don't understand, I thought you said the remote object "is" hosted in the service?

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        Hi all, I've got the following sceanrio for a customers project: - Application running as a service an a server. - Database running on a different server. - Lot's of messurement equipment connected to the server. - Administration-Tool, running on (some?) client's - Web-Browser-Interface to get information about the facilities state I'll to use remoting for communication between Admin-Tool and the Service. But I wonder how I can get data from the service to the admin-tool. The problem is that creating a WebService via RemotingConfiguration.Configure(...); with configuration wellknown mode = "Singleton" type = "RezeptServiceManager.RezeptServiceManager, RezeptServiceManager" objectUri ="CoreManager.soap" this leads (as desired) to a single server-object of type RezeptServiceManager, but these object does not have any connection to the service doing the actual work, therefore dataexchange is not possible. Accessing the Database from my RemoteObject is no option. Is it possible to get the Object connected to the service and therefore access the data? Does anybody can give me hint to solve this problem? thanx in advance Franz

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        quoted... - Application running as a service an a server. - Database running on a different server. - Lot's of messurement equipment connected to the server. - Administration-Tool, running on (some?) client's - Web-Browser-Interface to get information about the facilities state It seems that you are running an application on a test computer, and then send information of equipments, connected with the comuputer, to a server. And you wanna use another client computer to access the status of equipments on server database. Am I right? just like we send blogs to a web server, and others can view the blog though internet.:)

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          franz.huber wrote:

          Accessing the Database from my RemoteObject is no option.

          Why?

          franz.huber wrote:

          Is it possible to get the Object connected to the service

          I don't understand, I thought you said the remote object "is" hosted in the service?

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          franz huber
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          Yeah, the customer tends to be a bit paranoid - so he dislikes the idea of access his production-database from the net. Therefore I need a way to exchange data with the service. thanx Franz

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            Yeah, the customer tends to be a bit paranoid - so he dislikes the idea of access his production-database from the net. Therefore I need a way to exchange data with the service. thanx Franz

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            The remote object is hosted on a server therefore the database access is coming from that server not from the proxy object in the client.

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