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Dynamic insertion of a client channel sink provider

By , 10 Apr 2003
 
abstract_client_formatter_src.zip
Remoting Helper Solution
InterfaceLibrary
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InterfaceLibrary.csproj.user
Remoting Helper Solution.suo
RemotingClient
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RemotingClient.csproj.user
RemotingHelper
RemotingHelper.csproj.user
RemotingServer
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RemotingServer.csproj.user
TestLibrary
TestLibrary.csproj.user
<configuration>
  <system.runtime.remoting>
    <application>
      <client>
        <wellknown type="InterfaceLibrary.IKnossosObject, InterfaceLibrary" url="tcp://localhost:9090/KnossosObject.rem" />
        <wellknown type="InterfaceLibrary.IZakrosObject, InterfaceLibrary" url="tcp://localhost:9000/ZakrosObject.soap" />
      </client>
      <channels> 
		<channel ref="tcp" port="8080" name="Two way binary client tcp channel">
			<clientProviders>
				<formatter type="RemotingHelper.AbstractClientFormatterSinkProvider, RemotingHelper"/>
			</clientProviders>
			<serverProviders>
				<formatter ref="binary"/>
			</serverProviders>
		</channel>
		<channel ref="tcp" port="8000" name="Two way soap client tcp channel">
			<clientProviders>
				<formatter type="RemotingHelper.AbstractClientFormatterSinkProvider, RemotingHelper"/>
			</clientProviders>
			<serverProviders>
				<formatter ref="soap"/>
			</serverProviders>
		</channel>
	</channels>

    </application>
  </system.runtime.remoting>
</configuration>

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About the Author

Wytek Szymanski
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I am a consultant, trainer, software archtect/engineer, since the early 1980s, working in the greater area of Boston, MA, USA.
 
My work comprises the entire spectrum of software, shrink-wrapped applications, IT client-server, systems and protocol related work, compilers and operating systems, and more ....
 
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