> We have many separate components which we want to deploy on
> an application server. It seems sensible that each component
> is hosted in a separate service so that it can be
> deployed/stopped/started independently of the other components.
>
> I have tried hosting two components in the same ser
We have many separate components which we want to deploy on an application
server. It seems sensible that each component is hosted in a separate
service so that it can be deployed/stopped/started independently of the
other components.
I have tried hosting two components in the same service and th
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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Remoting and Channels
I have two Windows Services, each hosting a separate remote class. I use
configu
t;decide" which application
should handle the request.
-Ingo
Author of "Advanced .NET Remoting"
http://www.dotnetremoting.cc
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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Remoting and Channels
I have two Windows Services, each hosting a separate remote class. I use configuation
files to register channels and objects. Is it possible for these to share the same
port number? I can only get th
I have two Windows Services, each hosting a separate remote class. I use
configuation files to register channels and objects. Is it possible for
these to share the same port number? I can only get them to work using
different ports.
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