Hi,
I have a .net app that uses a legacy COM Server component built as a VB6
ActiveX Exe.
I have added a reference to it using Visual Studio 2003 References menus and
can use it perfectly well from my C# app.
When the component is used, Windows runs it in a separate process. If you're
using this
You're not "pronouncing" it right. The correct phrasing is
Premature optimization is the root of all evil.
- Tony Hoare (quoted and repeated by Donald Knuth)
At 10:13 AM 3/23/2004, Rick Byers wrote
>Before you build a dual Web Services + Remoting interface to your
>application, I'd sugge
Before you build a dual Web Services + Remoting interface to your
application, I'd suggest you do some profiling. You may find that the speed
difference between Remoting and Web Services is relatively minor for your
application. They are two completely different stacks, and it's not obvious
to me
This thread is interesting for another reason. Most of all, the Marek is
looking for a "deep" piece of AOP like infrastructure to solve a problem with
generated code. This generated code is generated to accomplish a web service
out of functionality of some classes he must have. It just strikes me a
Hi,
I have a couple of questions concerning P/Invoke and calling unmanaged
code...
1. I have a native DLL that contains a function I am calling that that
returns a struct. One of the struct members is a double**, which I wish to
marshal as a double[][] in my C# .NET code. As I understand it, I wi
Yes, I see now. I was getting confused by the Remoting uri, thinking that
Remoting somehow resolved the endpoint within the machine.
No, not IPC, I'm building a middle tier for a distributed architecture in a
large company. We have many internal apps, internal and external SOAP users.
Migrating fr
Hi all,
I'm now writing a program for communications in Wireless LAN. This program
needs to percept the quality of the network in order to decide whether to
take remote operation. My questions are: how (or via what interface) could
the program know the quality of the wireless network? And how to g
> Is it only for that process?
Yes, of course. Else, how else would your computer know what to do with an
incoming TCP/IP connection request for port 8080? Query all the processes
running on the machine to see which are interested? Pick one at random to
handle it? No, of course only one proces
