TCP/IP or .Net Remoting

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Hello,

I want to connect Linux server from my windows .net application.
So which is better way?
I have to user TcpClient or i have to user .Net Remoting
Can any one please help me???

Thanks,
Viprat

Posted 26-Feb-13 18:48pm

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Raul Iloc · Answer 1 · 2013-02-26T19:13:00

Hi Viprat,

1).NET Remoting should work only if at both parts are .NET framework installed.

2)If on both servers you have installed .NET framework, I trouly recommand to use WCF with net.tcp protocol. This is the best solution for communication in .NET that provide both high security and maximum speed.

3) TCP is more felxible; You could implment an Linux server an application in Java that comunicate with your .NET application from Windows by using sockets (implemented in both parts by using different tehnologies Java and .NET). It also give you highest speed, but you should implement your own portocol for communication. You could also add SSL if you want to add security.

PS: In some old project I have used solutions 1. and 3., but from 2010 I am using only WCF and net.tcp for communication between .NET applications.

Best Regards,
Raul

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 2 · 2013-02-26T19:06:00

This is a totally incorrect question. You cannot reasonable ask such thing before you define the predicate "better", but can you?

Besides, you cannot just use TpcClient. You only can use TcpClient + TcpListener.

You cannot get helped here, but I would suggest: you need to use both, plus WCF. Only this way, you can reasonably evaluate what part of FCL is better for one or another project. And only a person well familiar with your project can give you a reasonable advice.

One more advices: many people say: remoting is obsolete, should always be replaced with WCF. I disagree. I faced just more tricky situation where more flexibility was important, and where remoting was better. With remoting, you do with your own hands a bit more, and this often (but not always) means more flexibility. Again, it all depends on your project, its goals and requirements.

—SA

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