advanced net remoting team lib by ingo rammer 1185

Table of Contents
BackCover
Advanced .NET Remoting
Introduction
What This Book Doesn't Cover
Who This Book Is For
How This Book Is Structured
Source Code Download
Chapter 1: Introduction to Remoting
Scenarios for .NET Remoting
Evolution of Remoting
Summary
Chapter 2: .NET Remoting Basics
Your First Remoting Application
Summary
Chapter 3: Remoting in Action
Types of Invocation
Multiserver Configuration


Shared Assemblies
Summary
Chapter 4: Configuration and Deployment
Configuration Files
Deployment
Summary
Chapter 5: Securing .NET Remoting
Deployment for Encrypted Use
Summary
Chapter 6: In-Depth .NET Remoting
The Ins and Outs of Versioning

Using Asynchronous Calls
Remoting Events
Summary
Chapter 7: Inside the Framework
Looking at the Five Elements of Remoting
Client-Side Messaging
Server-Side Messaging
All About Asynchronous Messaging


Summary
Chapter 8: Creation of Sinks
Using Dynamic Sinks
Summary
Chapter 9: Extending .NET Remoting
Creating a Compression Sink
Encrypting the Transfer
Passing Runtime Information
Changing the Programming Model
Using a Custom Proxy
Summary
Chapter 10: Developing a Transport
Channel
Protocol Considerations
Encapsulating the Protocols
Implementing the Client Channel
Implementing the Server Channel
Wrapping the Channel
Using the SMTPChannel

Summary
Chapter 11: Context Matters
Working at the MetaData Level
Creating a Context
Checking Parameters in an IMessageSink
Summary
Conclusion
Index
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Index_B
Index_C
Index_D
Index_E
Index_F
Index_G
Index_H
Index_I
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Index_T
Index_U
Index_V
Index_W
Index_X
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Code Examples


Chapter 11: Context
Matters
Example 11-1: The First Version of the
Organization Object
Example 11-2: A ContextAttribute That
Allows You to Intercept Calls
Example 11-3: The IContextProperty
Interface
Example 11-4: The IContributeObjectSink
Interface
Example 11-5: The
CheckableContextProperty
Example 11-6: The CheckerSink's First
Iteration
Example 11-7: The Organization Now Is a
ContextBoundObject


Example 11-8: This Client Is Using the
ContextBoundObject

Example 11-9: The CheckAttribute
Example 11-10: The CheckerSink
Example 11-11: This Client Does Not
Honor the Business Logic Constraints