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# Cyrille37 #
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      11th Apr 2006
Hello,

Using .Net Remoting, I need to have several clients which use a object on a
server. This server should call method on those clients.

It's looking like a bi-directionnal communication.

But with .Net Remoting I've only found that schema that is not really nice :

C1 Activator.GetObject( Server.Object )
C2 Activator.GetObject( Server.Object )
C3 Activator.GetObject( Server.Object )
Server Activator.GetObject( C1.Object )
Server Activator.GetObject( C2.Object )
Server Activator.GetObject( C3.Object )

Is there a good practice to do bi-directionnal communication with .Net Remoting.
I could not find anything on msdn2.microsoft.com, perhaps it is because I don't
know the right way ...

Have you got idea ?
Thanks
Cyrille
 
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