I'm having some problems with remoting, and wondered if I am attacking
this right...
I have a singleton (which opens a COM port hence must be a singleton)
which needs to be available remotely, however it also requires to be
consumed by the service which is also it's remote host.
I am trying to register 2 TcpChannels, and it fails saying that they
have to have different names. This snipped from the help:
This property is used to retrieve a specific channel when calling
GetChannel. If this property is not set, the system defaults to "tcp".
If you want to register more than one TcpChannel, each must have a
unique name. Set this property to the Empty string ("") if you want to
ignore names, but avoid naming collisions. The system will allow any
number of channels with the Empty.
However, that property is read only... So how on earth do you set it?
I've looked at constructors etc... No joy.
Any suggestions? Either advice on how to create the 2 channels, or
advice on how to not require to use remoting to the singleton from it's
host service would be appreciated - but I absolutely must only have one
instance of the class due to the COM port requirement.
Cheers,
Dino
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