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.NET Remoting - Send Answer to all Clients without Request ?

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    Hoi all, i have a question about .NET remoting. Is it possible to send Data to all Clients without they (Clients) are requested before ? I need to deploy a Client that comunicate with Server over mobile internet. The Server should be able to Alarm all clients, if it required! A Solution with a Timer in the Client, that polls all the time to the Server, will be much to expensive and build a huge overhead. I guess the HTTP - Channel doens't support this, but what's up with the UDP - Channel ? Does anybody help me ? Thx a lot lutz

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      Hoi all, i have a question about .NET remoting. Is it possible to send Data to all Clients without they (Clients) are requested before ? I need to deploy a Client that comunicate with Server over mobile internet. The Server should be able to Alarm all clients, if it required! A Solution with a Timer in the Client, that polls all the time to the Server, will be much to expensive and build a huge overhead. I guess the HTTP - Channel doens't support this, but what's up with the UDP - Channel ? Does anybody help me ? Thx a lot lutz

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      tronix01 wrote:

      over mobile internet

      Mobile internet is still internet and you face the same challenges, just with a smaller device and less bandwidth.


      only two letters away from being an asset

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        tronix01 wrote:

        over mobile internet

        Mobile internet is still internet and you face the same challenges, just with a smaller device and less bandwidth.


        only two letters away from being an asset

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        that's true. it should be only clarify why i can't solve my problem with a request-timer in the client app. usually internet is quite cheaper than mobile internet. does anyone have some subject related information ? thx a lot cheers

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