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Remoting with C# and .NET: Remote Objects for Distributed Applications (Gearhead Press: In the Trenches)

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Remoting with C# and .NET: Remote Objects for Distributed Applications (Gearhead Press: In the Trenches) (Paperback)

by David Conger (Author) "Microsoft has been sticking the .NET moniker on pretty much everything it produces (is Solitair.NET next?) ..." (more)

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Paperback: 496 pages
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons (30 Jan 2003)
Language English
ISBN-10: 047127352X
ISBN-13: 978-0471273523
Product Dimensions: 23.5 x 18.8 x 2.3 cm

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With expert guidance and real–world examples, this book presents a detailed look at Remoting–the new Microsoft technology for creating and accessing remote objects on a network or over the Internet
Provides insider coverage of the "plumbing" for Microsoft .NET Web services from someone who helped develop the .NET Mobile Internet Toolkit
Includes more extensive discussions of Remoting than any other book on .NET–a must for COM/COM+ developers who want to make the jump to Remoting
Companion Web site includes code examples and executables

Synopsis
Remote objects, or Remoting, is the next step along the evolutionary path of RPC, COM, and COM+. Remoting is Microsoft's new method of creating and accessing distributed objects across a local network or across the Internet, running on Windows or any other operating system. This book presents a look at the fundamentals of how Remoting and Web Services work, with guidance and examples.

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