Question about Remoting

[Dom Holmes]

If I setup a simple remote example with a Server object that creates a
RemoteObject which is then accessed by a Client object, is there any way I
could give the RemoteObject access to the Client object?

I basically need the Client to access the RemoteObject's methods and vice
versa.


Many thanks

[Sherif ElMetainy]

Re: Question about Remoting

Hello

Yes you can.
1 - derive the client object as a MarshalByRefObj ect,
2 - create a method in the server object that accepts an object of the
client type as a parameter
3 - call your method, and pass the client object as a parameter to the
method,

now the server can have a reference to the client object and can use it to
call it.

Best regards
Sherif


"Dom Holmes" <speedsix@gotad sl.co.uk> wrote in message
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> If I setup a simple remote example with a Server object that creates a
> RemoteObject which is then accessed by a Client object, is there any way I
> could give the RemoteObject access to the Client object?
>
> I basically need the Client to access the RemoteObject's methods and vice
> versa.
>
>
> Many thanks
>
>[/color]

[Vadim Chekan]

Re: Question about Remoting

Dom Holmes wrote:
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> If I setup a simple remote example with a Server object that creates a
> RemoteObject which is then accessed by a Client object, is there any way I
> could give the RemoteObject access to the Client object?
>
> I basically need the Client to access the RemoteObject's methods and vice
> versa.[/color]

Yes, it is possible. See SDK examples, I believe there is an example,
but I can't recall which exactly.

Vadim Chekan.