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The server should be a WKO server - Singleton. It should also be thread-safe since multiple clients will be hitting the same server objects.
Look in Samples\Technologies\Remoting\Basic\RemotingEvents in your .NET Framework SDK directory. This has an example that uses a WKO server object with (a) client(s) that connects to it. This is similar to a chat application. There are also several examples of this here on CP.
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So, SAO-Singleton... I was worried that 1000 users will be sharing one server instance (ie. one SAO-Singleton)
What about SAO-SingleCall. Persists the submitted message on a database.
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So you want to instantiate and hook-up an instance for every call?! That's insane.  Memory is extremely cheap and process cycles are not. 1000 users sharing one object is far better than 1000 users creating new objects I assure you! This is how most chat servers work, only they typically use raw sockets but a single application. The DirectX 9 SDK has many examples of this too, only using DirectPlay (sockets).
Having a single object also makes it easier to communicate with other connected clients. If each client connects to a separate object, that object will have to waste time persisting messages in a database (extremely inefficient and from everything I've seen - never done) and clients waste time getting it out. All current logging features are responsibilities of the client applications. They simply log what they get from the server (indirectly from the clients).
Look for the examples here on CP. They all use tried-and-true methods for chat servers and clients which are used for IRC, AIM, YM, MSN, etc.
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Thanks. It make sense. Just wondering if that SAO-Singleton will become a bottom neck. You definitely don't want to launch long running method calls against the server. Broadcast message also reminds me that perhaps I should take a look at how expensive Event is.
Perhaps this may work. SAO-Singleton simply receives messages. It will pass the message to ONE (but another) SAO-Singleton on server, which will be responsible for broadcasting. Thereby, separating the listening/broadcasting stages - each handled by a different remoting object... hum...
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FYI, the term is "bottleneck" - like how the neck of, say, a beer bottle gets narrower and forces larger quantities to trickle through it.
Trust me, with the proper threading, this will work. And you don't need two separate remoting objects. You really should pick up MSPress's ".NET Remoting" or Ingor Rammer's "Advanced Remoting". With a singleton, all the clients are connected to the WKO just like controls would be in the control collection of a parent control (or any collection, for that matter). The Remoting infrastructure takes care of dropping clients as they disconnect or timeout. You just need to filter the messages so that when a message is received (in the form of a struct or remotable class) you, for example, loop through the connected clients (in a collection or in a hashtable of collections or something) and send the message when appropriate. If you thread this, there won't be any problem.
Socket-based chat servers are no different. As soon as they receive a connection it spawns a new thread and passes that connection to be processed in that thread.
There are a ton of examples on the 'net (and several here on CP) that you really should take a look at. This is a basic problem that is solved almost the same way every time (sans the actual communication protocol).
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I suggest you make a visit to www.ingorammer.com and view the Remoting FAQ.
His Advanced .NET Remoting book is pretty good too.
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The world is a dangerous place.
Not because of those that do evil,
but because of those who look on and do nothing.
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How can i enumerate data sources or find all data sources in c# please explain briefly. if some one know any related article give that link too
Thanks
Inam
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Umm..."data sources" describes ANY source of data from an array to a RDBMS to a simple file. Please be more specific.
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I'm giving up on databinding in my windows form project. It just doesn't work the way I want it too and I'm sick of trying to work around it. So, my question is, what alternatives do I have? Does anybody know of any good articles which illustrate alternative methods of getting data from a datasource and using it to populate windows controls and then getting the data back to the datasource again. I want to try and understand all the nuances of the problem before I rush headlong into coding something (like I usually do!) and then having to trash it two days later.
Cheers
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I am using VS 2002 and the 1.0 framework.
I created two NT security groups for my application. I placed myself into one of those groups. I run NET USER /DOMAIN and it shows that I am in the correct group.
so I do the following:
WindowsPrincipal principal = new
WindowsPrinciple(WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent());
bool isValid = principal.IsInRole("D-U-MYSECGROUP");
This is always returning false, even though the NET USER /DOMAIN clearly shows me in the group. Why?????
Any help appreciated!
Thanks. Michael
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Try
bool isValid = principal.IsInRole("MYDOMAIN\MYGROUP");This is mentioned in the docs.
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Heath,
Thanks. I had done a load of testing yesterday including creating a method CheckUserAppendingDomain with all of them failing. I realized later that security put me in the group yet I had not logged off and back on. After I logged back in to have my token properly set, I forgot to retest the CheckUserAppendingDomain. That worked!!!
Michael
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Hello I'm really new to the world of programming
And I was wondering if anyone could give me a good source to learn C# from, or "mentor" me help me to get started on C#.
Hopefully when I'm a compitent programmer in C# I want to go on to to learn C++.
If anyone could help me get started I would be very greatful.
Thanks<blink>.
-=LoKi=-
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I can't find what topic it's under,I really am an Absolute beginner,The titles of these topics mean nothing to me, Is there anywhere, or anyone who could help me start right from the beginning?
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SO LEARN. Are you just going to go through guessing and without research skills. The link I gave you is to a similar question where I and a bunch of others posted various web sites where you can start learning.
This site is to help community members - not teach you from scratch. There are many tutorials for beginners and lots of articles for intermediate and advanced readers. There are hundreds of books about .NET and C#. There's the MSDN Library that has the complete .NET SDK class library reference plus gigabytes of other information (not including the downloads!). It's all out there.
Besides, how is any one of us supposed to host a class for you? You have to take the initiative yourself. For all of us in these forums that typically are the ones answering questions - how do you think we learned?
Pick up one of many books from Microsoft Press or visit that link I gave you originally and look at the replies for many sites to help get you started. Good research skills are crucial to being a developer. This isn't like flipping burgers were you get trained to know everything you should. This is an ever-growing field with limitless possibilities and hundreds of languages, frameworks, and platforms on which to solve problems.
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You should get Mastering Visual C#.NET by Jason Price and Mike Gunderloy. Sybex publishing, ISBN: 0-7821-2911-0
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Below is my code
try
{
DirectoryEntry m_de = new DirectoryEntry("IIS://localhost/w3svc/1");
int i=0;
object o=i;
o=m_de.Invoke("Status",new object[0]);
m_de.CommitChanges();
this.txt.Text=i.ToString();
}
catch(Exception ex)
{
MessageBox.Show(ex.Message);
}
when excuting the line m_de.Invoke("Status",new object[0]);
the application throws a TargeInvocationException
it seems the mothed IIsWebServer.Status can not be found
but I can use "Start"&"Stop" methods
Please help me
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Looking at the IIsWebServer WMI provider class, there is no documented "Status" property. Also, because it's a property, you can't invoke the property but you can invoke the property accessor - try invoking "get_Status" instead (if it existed, which it doesn't seem to). You can also use the Properties property of the DirectoryEntry itself and refer to the property by name (since the returned PropertiesCollection is an IDictionary). You'll get a PropertyValueCollection and can loop through the values (probably only one for what you want) to get the values.
While there is no documented "Status" property, there is a "ServerState" property that returns an SINT32 (should map to an Int32 in .NET).
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You are right,man.
I'll just do what you say
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How can I get the "ServerState" property?
I wrote the below
int i=0;
object o=i;
o=m_de.Invoke("Get","ServerState");
But it doesn't work
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Thank you a lot
I've got it
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How can i use data link property dialog in my aaplication i.e i will show this property page to users so that select the data source and test the connection etc. or if some one know any tutorial or any article related to that it will be helpful for me
Thanks
Inam
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Hi Inam
I think you can easily develop your own data link property dialog or you can find some usefull information at the link below.
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Here is an interesting article from MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/oledb/htm/olpr_core_interfaces_8.asp
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You can use the "interop technology" to use it in C#(because it use C++)
I hope that is usefull for you.
Good luck!
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Hi Inam
I think you can easily develop your own data link property dialog or you can find some usefull information at the link below.
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Here is an interesting article from MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/oledb/htm/olpr_core_interfaces_8.asp
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You can use the "interop technology" to use it in C#(because it use C++)
I hope that it is usefull for you.
Good luck!
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