Remoting and TCP

[Marco Trapanese]

Hi!

I've just discovered the Remoting class... I'm able to communicate
between two executables on the same machine. Furthermore, I may use a
remote TCP/IP connection selecting the appropriate IP address/port
number pair in the Remoting configuration.

I guess it's too complex... however I'd like to ask you if I might use a
Rabbit board (which has a TCP/IP capability) to communicate directly to
my .NET application.

What do you think?

Marco / iw2nzm

[Spam Catcher]

Re: Remoting and TCP

Marco Trapanese <marcotrapanese NOSPAM@libero.i twrote in news:WnUMh.3178 8
$J11.678639@twi ster1.libero.it :

I guess it's too complex... however I'd like to ask you if I might use a
Rabbit board (which has a TCP/IP capability) to communicate directly to
my .NET application.
>
What do you think?

..NET Remoting uses a proprietary protocol. If you want to talk TCP to the
Rabbit board, take a look at System.Net instead and the Socket/TCPClient
classes.

[marcotrapanese@gmail.com]

Re: Remoting and TCP

On 24 Mar, 05:50, Spam Catcher <spamhoney...@r ogers.comwrote:

.NET Remoting uses a proprietary protocol. If you want to talk TCP to the
Rabbit board, take a look at System.Net instead and the Socket/TCPClient
classes.

Ok, thanks.

Marco / iw2nzm