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How to access the com+ service with .NET Remoting

Postby zhenghuan » Wed, 14 Jul 2004 12:08:42 GMT 

 How to access the com+ service with .NET Remoting? Any ideas would be appreciated.

     



   
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1..Net remoting and Com+ enterprise services problem 

Hi,

Here is the situation:
I have business layer that runs as com+ component (server activation), and
it is exposed to clients thru remoting (remoting is configured in simple
host application that runs on the same machine as business layer).
Now I want to transfer some custom data (regarding client credentials) all
the way to com+ component.
I have implemented custom sinks that are responsible for transfering data
from client machine to host application (by transfering client's
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Passing data as parameters is out of question, because it could be a
maintenance nightmare (i have 100+ methods in business layer).
I have read bunch of enterprise services and .net framework articles
regarding security, but none seems to address this problem.
BTW this is distributed application where client could be anywhere
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2.COM+ Web Services (ie remoting com+ from IIS) 

Whilst I await a response for the problem I have getting this working for me 
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Are there any performance issues with this method, instead of wrapping up 
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All com+ applications in this scenario are c# (managed code).



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