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    Hi all, I have a windows application in client machine.I want to invoke(windows app screen should also be visible)that windows application(client machine) from server machine. Here both client and server machines are in LAN and WAN. Problem: 1.Invoke the windows application(windows app screen should also be visible in client machine) from server machine. 2.After application opens in client machine,then user enters some data,that data have to be written to a file which is in server machine. I succeeded to solve the above problem using webservices But suddenly I was asked to solve it using .net Remoting.....Iam new to .net remoting kindly help me in solving the above problem using .net Remoting

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      Hi all, I have a windows application in client machine.I want to invoke(windows app screen should also be visible)that windows application(client machine) from server machine. Here both client and server machines are in LAN and WAN. Problem: 1.Invoke the windows application(windows app screen should also be visible in client machine) from server machine. 2.After application opens in client machine,then user enters some data,that data have to be written to a file which is in server machine. I succeeded to solve the above problem using webservices But suddenly I was asked to solve it using .net Remoting.....Iam new to .net remoting kindly help me in solving the above problem using .net Remoting

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      .NET Remoting is deprecated. It was replaced by Windows Communication Foundation[^] (WCF).

      A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
      Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
           2006, 2007, 2008

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        Hi all, I have a windows application in client machine.I want to invoke(windows app screen should also be visible)that windows application(client machine) from server machine. Here both client and server machines are in LAN and WAN. Problem: 1.Invoke the windows application(windows app screen should also be visible in client machine) from server machine. 2.After application opens in client machine,then user enters some data,that data have to be written to a file which is in server machine. I succeeded to solve the above problem using webservices But suddenly I was asked to solve it using .net Remoting.....Iam new to .net remoting kindly help me in solving the above problem using .net Remoting

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        led mike
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        balu12345 wrote:

        kindly help me in solving the above problem using .net Remoting

        I am not going to do the work for you, nor can I open your head and pour in the knowledge you need to implement a .NET remoting solution. Perhaps you will have to go learn .NET remoting so you can use it, what do you think about that?

        led mike

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          balu12345 wrote:

          kindly help me in solving the above problem using .net Remoting

          I am not going to do the work for you, nor can I open your head and pour in the knowledge you need to implement a .NET remoting solution. Perhaps you will have to go learn .NET remoting so you can use it, what do you think about that?

          led mike

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          balu12345
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          Hi Mike, I not asking any readymade solution. Just I need some start-up help. Any how Thanks for your reply.Iam request you to not underestimate others.In forums no one can give complete solution,but memebers just give their idea and some valuable information(any links) for the beginners.

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            Hi Mike, I not asking any readymade solution. Just I need some start-up help. Any how Thanks for your reply.Iam request you to not underestimate others.In forums no one can give complete solution,but memebers just give their idea and some valuable information(any links) for the beginners.

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            led mike
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            balu12345 wrote:

            I not asking any readymade solution. Just I need some start-up help.

            balu12345 wrote:

            Iam request you to not underestimate others.In forums no one can give complete solution

            Really? And we are supposed to get that from your previous post, as follows:

            balu12345 wrote:

            kindly help me in solving the above problem using .net Remoting

            I don't think so Skippy. :rolleyes:

            led mike

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