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.NET Remoting in .NET Compact Framework

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    Is there any way to use .NET remoting in .net compact framework? I read somewhere that this was not possible. I'm currently creating an application, and it works with remoting, but the client should be ported to Smartphone or PDA or some other handheld. Will I have to rewrite my entire remoting layer? Hope my question makes sense... :-> thanks in advance


    public object BufferOverFlow { __get { return BufferOverFlow; } __set { BufferOverFlow = value; } }

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      Is there any way to use .NET remoting in .net compact framework? I read somewhere that this was not possible. I'm currently creating an application, and it works with remoting, but the client should be ported to Smartphone or PDA or some other handheld. Will I have to rewrite my entire remoting layer? Hope my question makes sense... :-> thanks in advance


      public object BufferOverFlow { __get { return BufferOverFlow; } __set { BufferOverFlow = value; } }

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      You can use SOAP on the device. But the Remoting namespace isn't available in the Compact Framework. Tcp sockets are also available. But are you talking about accessing an object on a network from the device? Or an object on the device itself?

      This statement was never false.

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