How to use Remoting Efficiently

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.NET2.0

I need to transfer some string from one EXE to another.
I came across Google and found that Remoting is the best function for .Net FrameWork 2.0

My Problem :
If I select an account in EXE 1 corresponding Id should be passed from EXE1 to EXE2.
I tried different different methods but I am unsuccessful.

I tried writing a text file to pass and listening using

C#

while(true)
{
}

I received the string in EXE2 from file reading. But I want to do with the help of remoting.

How to create server and client in existing Windows Form on Corresponding EXEs

Posted 20-Aug-14 21:18pm

KUMAR619

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Vinay Mistry 21-Aug-14 3:29am

You can try to pass arguments to exe2 when calling it.

KUMAR619 21-Aug-14 3:41am

No sir Both EXE's are running SO I need to use IPC methods

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2014-08-20T21:32:00

Solution 1

This is quite simple thing, but needs good time to explain. You can use TCP. No, the spin wait (the loop you show) is never ever needed. Everything is done according to push technology: one application is listening for new connection using a blocking call, in a wait state which does not wast any CPU time at all. It's important to listen in one thread, communication in another one.

Client side is simpler: you connect. The call is also blocking, also sleeping wasting no CPU time. When connection is established, you start communicating. You need to define some application-layer protocol on top of TCP. Please see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application_layer[^].

See my past answers:
an amateur question in socket programming[^],
Multple clients from same port Number[^].

—SA

Posted 20-Aug-14 21:32pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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KUMAR619 21-Aug-14 6:08am

Sir I tried this in my Existing Project but it shows "tcp already registered".
But I searched in my entire Project but could not find it. How to make this work or any other way to pass values sir

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Aug-14 9:25am

It means that you tried something different, and wrong. :-)
In what line?
—SA

KUMAR619 21-Aug-14 6:29am

I just want to pass a string less that 3O characters.
I need to receive at the second EXE as soon as EXE 1 passes the string. I tried all the lnown methods but I couldn't do. Please help Sir

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Aug-14 9:26am

How can I know what have you tried?
—SA

KUMAR619 21-Aug-14 9:32am

I tried using Remoting using Channel But got a exception that tcp has already been registered.

So I wanna use Remoting Concept ohter than tcp.

Please share some ohter methods in Remoting.
Then I want to use two way communication i.e.

Server and Client can interact with each other.
Is there any way Sir.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Aug-14 10:51am

It does not matter what "concept" you use. If you use remoting or WCF, these technologies use "channels" which still use TCP, IPC (based on named pipes) or some other transport.
—SA