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DCOM replacement in .NET

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    Hello What is the replacement of DCOM in .Net ,how can we still write modules that communicate over a network and providing net transparency to develoers....as we used to do in DCOM is webservices the answer? or is there any better mechanism.. Thanks Muhammad Ahmed Ahmed

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      Hello What is the replacement of DCOM in .Net ,how can we still write modules that communicate over a network and providing net transparency to develoers....as we used to do in DCOM is webservices the answer? or is there any better mechanism.. Thanks Muhammad Ahmed Ahmed

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      WebServices is a different base concept than DCOM was. The closest replacement or equivalent is Remoting using a TCP channel. You can also communicate over a TCP connection, call methods of a remote object and receive results. What can't be done with remoting, however, is to instantiate a new object on a remote computer without a server program controlling this instantiation (whether the server object should behave like a singleton or create a new instance for every call, for example). mav

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        WebServices is a different base concept than DCOM was. The closest replacement or equivalent is Remoting using a TCP channel. You can also communicate over a TCP connection, call methods of a remote object and receive results. What can't be done with remoting, however, is to instantiate a new object on a remote computer without a server program controlling this instantiation (whether the server object should behave like a singleton or create a new instance for every call, for example). mav

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        can u refer any samples of this on codeproject technique...? Ahmed

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          can u refer any samples of this on codeproject technique...? Ahmed

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          Just do a search for "Remoting" on CP or MSDN, you'll find plenty of references. Regards, mav

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