.NET Remoting Customization Made Easy: Custom Sinks

//
// Written by Motti Shaked
//
// motti@wincode.net
//
// Version: 1.0.0.0
//
// DISCLAIMER:
//
// You may use this code as you please.
// You may modify and share it freely.
// You may NOT hold me liable for any damage
// caused to you, your company, your neighbors,
// or anyone else as a result of using this code,
// taking ideas from it, dreaming of it,
// or any other use you may find it suitable for.
// Whatever you do with this code is at 
// your own risk.
//
// Enjoy!
// 

using System;
using System.Runtime.Remoting;

using ClientServerSharedTypes;

namespace SampleClient
{
	class Class1
	{
		static void Main(string[] args)
		{
			// note:
			// this assembly has a reference to the CusotomSinks and SampleSinks assembly.
			// these references are unnecessary and are set just for convenience, as the
			// Visual Studio will copy them to the bin\debug, where they are needed in runtime.

			//
			// uncomment the appropriate Configure line below
			//

			// work with LameEncryptionClientSink
			RemotingConfiguration.Configure("Basic_SampleClient.exe.config");

			// work with EnhancedLameEncryptionClientSink
			//RemotingConfiguration.Configure("Enhanced_SampleClient.exe.config");

			// work with DemoCredentialClientSink
			//RemotingConfiguration.Configure("Credentials_SampleClient.exe.config");

			IService service = (IService)Activator.GetObject(typeof(IService), "http://localhost:7878/Service");

			// invoking the service
			service.DoSomething("Some parameter data");
		}
	}
}