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Remoting Compression Channel Sink

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An article explaining a Remoting extensible channel sink architecture and an implementation of the compression channel sink.
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Alexander Schmidt. I'm a software developer, who is working primarily with Microsoft technologies including Microsoft .NET. I'm also interested in optimization problems and software engineering in general. You can visit my blog at http://www.alexschmidt.net

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