Remoting with GUIs

Frank McCown

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This article illustrates how .NET remoting is used in a GUI environment. It illustrates how a server can reflect what is happening to a remote object that it controls. The use of synchronous and asynchronous calls is also examined along with code design improvements.

guiexample.zip
- guiexample
  - App.ico
  - AssemblyInfo.cs
  - Client.cs
  - client.exe
  - Client.resx
  - Greeter.cs
  - Greeter.dll
  - guiexample.csproj
  - guiexample.csproj.user
  - guiexample.sln
  - HelloEventArgs.cs
  - HelloEventArgs.dll
  - make.bat
  - README.txt
  - RemoteHello.dll
  - Server.cs
  - server.exe
  - Server.resx

Remoting with GUIs
by Frank McCown
fmccown@harding.edu


RUNNING
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Run the Server by running server.exe
Run the Clinet by running client.exe


COMPILING
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In order to re-build the client.exe and server.exe files, just type make at the command line.
This will run make.bat which compiles the files using the csc compiler.

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Written By

Frank McCown

Harding University

United States

Frank McCown is an assistant professor of Computer Science at Harding University (Searcy, Arkansas, USA). His research interests include web crawling, search engines, digital preservation, and web archiving.

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