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by Abhishek Kumar Singh
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Conclusion

I have described the procedures to implement .net remoting in IIS. By hosting the server and client in IIS we can achieve the following benefits based on project implementation.

· Client web site does not need to bother about remote settings in config or code at minimum. It just requires adding reference to the proxy interface. However, if you want, you can use Client.exe.config for more setting.

· Client needs to be host once which can be accessed by as many users. It saves client application deployment time for each user/machine.

· Server and client automatically use the IIS security features, etc.

We can implement different features of remoting, such as SingleCall/Singleton, CAO, and SAO, etc. In my view, SingleCall SAO with Http channel and binary formatter suits best when hosting server side component in IIS.

I hope this article will be helpful for .NET programmers. Comments and suggestions are appreciated.

Happy Programming!!!

Abhishek Kumar Singh

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Title: Working with .NET Remoting Under IIS Server .........
Name: Srinandan
Date: 7/31/2008 5:01:26 AM
Comment:
Thanks Abhishek.
I did it but used the console application which i have to execute everytime.

using class library with web.config using IIS made it easy to deploy..

Really i appreciate your job.

Title: finally a step by step guide
Name: Fabrizio
Date: 6/28/2008 9:21:32 AM
Comment:
Thanks a lot for your article, some days wandering and i found only generic help. This article step by step guided me to a working solutions. Just two tips:
- explain better what you write in the web.config
- explain better the ways in which an ASP.NET page can call you (through global.asax activation and so on)

Thanks again,
Fabrizio

Title: article
Name: sam
Date: 5/9/2008 3:33:12 AM
Comment:
good

Title: this article
Name: abhishek singh
Date: 5/8/2008 3:22:04 AM
Comment:
this is actually for advance programmers only. In normal situation we don't require to host remoting under IIS. It's for hight level busineess processing.

Title: Working with .NET Remoting Under IIS Server and Using ASP.NET as Remote Client
Name: Santy
Date: 5/8/2008 2:55:39 AM
Comment:
Its pretty gud but I dont think the beginners can understand the terminology much... so be as simple as you can... its just a suggestion rest is left up to you, but the article is really gud... I appreciate your effort.

Title: Very easy to read!
Name: henkgijsbert
Date: 3/14/2008 5:07:15 PM
Comment:
Well done. Easy to read with lots of screen shots. No need for me to do it myself in order to get good understanding. Saves time.

Title: for C# version
Name: Abhishek Singh (Author)
Date: 2/28/2008 7:11:37 AM
Comment:
you can easily get C# version of code. Just try to use some convertor available free on internet. You need to put part of vb code and then you will get C# version of that code..
then use that code in your C# project.

Title: mr
Name: reddy
Date: 2/28/2008 5:25:06 AM
Comment:
could u pls write it in c-sharp?

Title: 404 error
Name: Abhishek Singh
Date: 2/1/2008 10:51:05 AM
Comment:
Please check if you have set virtual directory to use proper .net framework.

Title: malinimarudhu@gmail.com
Name: Malini
Date: 1/31/2008 7:25:27 AM
Comment:
Hi..

Its a good Stuff!!!
but i get "The remote server returned an error: (404) Not Found. "
Cause?

Title: Working with .NET Remoting Under IIS Server and Using ASP.NET as Remote Client
Name: Mena
Date: 1/31/2008 7:23:08 AM
Comment:
Hi..
when i try this, i get the error
"The remote server returned an error: (404) Not Found. "
why?

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