DotNet Remoting----------------->Urgent
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Hi, I have DotNet remoting question and this is related to while development. I am working on C#/windows application. One of client (window form) need to access the method remotely (from remoting server)...Question: When I am building the client while in development mode do I have to set reference explicitly to the DLL server (remotable object) because if I do that then when moving to production, I don't know in which folder remote server .DLL would be installed. Favourite quote: In youth we learn, In age we understand.
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Hi, I have DotNet remoting question and this is related to while development. I am working on C#/windows application. One of client (window form) need to access the method remotely (from remoting server)...Question: When I am building the client while in development mode do I have to set reference explicitly to the DLL server (remotable object) because if I do that then when moving to production, I don't know in which folder remote server .DLL would be installed. Favourite quote: In youth we learn, In age we understand.
the reason you need a reference to the server dll is so that .net can know the interface of your dll. so you can basicly copy your server dll to a local folder and reference it from there. there is no need to reference it at the server at all. //Roger