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manish godse's MoM and remoting blog
Issues with Cloning MarshalByRefObject
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over 8 years ago
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manishg
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Cloning MarshalByRefObjects can lead to some unexpected behaviour. When a MBR object is marshalled, it gets an unique identity which contains a unique URI to identify this object in the appdomain. When an external call is made to this object it is identified...
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using $hostName in remoting server channel config
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over 8 years ago
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manishg
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If you set machineName="foo.com" in the server side remoting config (to avoid using ip addresses) and probably need to deploy the same config on multiple servers use machineName="$hostName" and remoting will substitute this with the current host dns qualified...
manish godse's MoM and remoting blog
Different ways to activate CLR types remotely
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over 8 years ago
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manishg
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A CLR type instance can be activated remotely in the following ways: 1. Through Config: This is probably the most common way. Use the client tag under system.runtime.remoting to register a type to go remote: <configuration> <system.runtime.remoting>...
manish godse's MoM and remoting blog
static method/field access in remoting
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over 8 years ago
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This is probably not a very wellknown fact, but static methods and fields accessed via a remoting proxy, are actually executed locally on the client side. So even though a type is configured to go remote static accesses/invokations dont go remote. If...
manish godse's MoM and remoting blog
can remoting Singletons be GCed?
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over 8 years ago
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manishg
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Infact they could. The contract for a remoting singleton wellknown object is that "a" object would always be available on the remoting wellknown endpoint. It doesnt mean the same single instance is always available. Singletons also follow the same leasing...
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Channel priority in remoting
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over 8 years ago
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Each remoting channel has a priority associated with it. If there are multiple channels registered in the same appdomain and a MarshalByRefObject is marshalled out, all available channel data will flow with the ObjRef. The order is which this channel...
manish godse's MoM and remoting blog
versioning serialized delegates
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over 8 years ago
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Got an interesting question about how to deserialize delegates serialized with an older version of an assembly. While deserializing, if the older version isnt available the engine might throw a TypeLoadException. The Serialization binder doesnt help in...
manish godse's MoM and remoting blog
Does a remoting client need to register a channel?
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over 8 years ago
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A remoting client need not register a channel (if its http or tcp) when making a remote call. The remoting infrastructure will load an appropriate channel after looking at the scheme of the URL (tcp:// or http://). Though being explicit in code is goodness...
manish godse's MoM and remoting blog
Implementation isolation in remoting
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over 8 years ago
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As is common knowledge remoting needs server assemblies on the client for remote communication. In many cases sharing server implementation with the clients is undesirable. Interfaces can be used to acheive this isolation. An assembly which contains only...
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Failures in AppDomain.Unload
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There are a couple of reasons why appdomain unloads can fail. One common failure is when all threads inside the appdomain cannot be unwound. This mostly happens when there are threads running unmanaged code. In a remoting case its possible a thread that...
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