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Table of Contents BackCover Advanced .NET Remoting Introduction What This Book Doesn't Cover Who This Book Is For How This Book Is Structured Source Code Download Chapter 1: Introduction

Table of Contents

BackCover

Advanced NET Remoting

Introduction

What This Book Doesn't Cover Who This Book Is For

How This Book Is Structured

Source Code Download

Chapter 1: Introduction to Remoting Scenarios for NET Remoting

Evolution of Remoting

Summary

Chapter 2: NET Remoting Basics Your First Remoting Application Summary

Chapter 3: Remoting in Action Types of Invocation

Multiserver Configuration

Shared Assemblies

Summary

Chapter 4: Configuration and Deployment Configuration Files

Deployment

Summary

Chapter 5: Securing NET Remoting Deployment for Encrypted Use

Summary

Chapter 6: In-Depth NET Remoting The Ins and Outs of Versioning

Using Asynchronous Calls

Remoting Events

Summary

Chapter 7: Inside the Framework

Looking at the Five Elements of Remoting Client-Side Messaging

Server-Side Messaging

All About Asynchronous Messaging

Summary

Chapter 8: Creation of Sinks

Using Dynamic Sinks

Summary

Chapter 9: Extending NET Remoting Creating a Compression Sink

Encrypting the Transfer

Passing Runtime Information

Changing the Programming Model Using a Custom Proxy

Summary

Chapter 10: Developing a Transport Channel

Protocol Considerations

Encapsulating the Protocols

Implementing the Client Channel Implementing the Server Channel Wrapping the Channel

Using the SMTPChannel

Summary

Chapter 11: Context Matters

Working at the MetaData Level

Creating a Context

Checking Parameters in an IMessageSink Summary

Conclusion

Index

Index_A

Index_B

Index_C

Index_D

Index_E

Index_F

Index_G

Index_H

Index_I

Index_J

Index_K

Index_L

Index_M

Index_N

Index_O

Index_P

Index_Q

Index_R

Index_S

Index_T

Index_U

Index_V

Index_W

Index_X

List of Figures

List of Tables

List of Code Examples

Chapter 11: Context Matters

Example 11-1: The First Version of the Organization Object

Example 11-2: A ContextAttribute That Allows You to Intercept Calls

Example 11-3: The IContextProperty Interface

Example 11-4: The IContributeObjectSink Interface

Example 11-5: The

CheckableContextProperty

Example 11-6: The CheckerSink's First Iteration

Example 11-7: The Organization Now Is a ContextBoundObject

Example 11-8: This Client Is Using the ContextBoundObject

Example 11-9: The CheckAttribute

Example 11-10: The CheckerSink

Example 11-11: This Client Does Not Honor the Business Logic Constraints