On Jan 4, 2005, at 7:16 AM, Jonathan Pryor wrote:
Yes, I think that's the best option though you might want to use remoting instead of WS in that case.
There is an alternate approach, though: Leave your COM code on Windows,
and write a .NET front-end which uses .NET COM Interop to use your COM
objects. The front-end could be an XML Web Service or a
System.Runtime.Remoting server, both of which Mono can communicate with.
Thus you'd have:
Mono/Linux --> [Network] --> .NET Web Service --> COM Component
This is likely the easiest approach, though its performance won't be spectacular.
- Jon
Erik
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