Szpuszta / Rammer Advanced .NET Remoting

2. ed
ISBN: 978-1-4302-0011-6
Verlag: Apress
Format: PDF
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E-Book, Englisch, 608 Seiten

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Mario Szpuszta is working in the Developer and Platform Group of Microsoft, Austria. Before he started working for Microsoft, Mario was involved in several projects based on COM+ and DCOM with Visual Basic and Visual C++ as well as projects based on Java and J2SE. With beta 2 of the .NET Framework, he started developing Web applications with ASP.NET. As developer evangelist for Microsoft Austria, he is doing workshops, trainings, and proof-of-concept projects together with independent software vendors in Austria based on .NET, Web Services, and Office 2003 technologies.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Szpuszta, Mario

Rammer, Ingo

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1;Contents;7
2;About the Authors;17
3;About the Technical Reviewer;18
4;Acknowledgments;19
5;Introduction;20
6;Part I Understanding;25
6.1;Chapter 1 Introduction to Remoting;26
6.1.1;What Is Remoting?;26
6.1.2;Scenarios for .NET Remoting;26
6.1.3;Evolution of Remoting;27
6.1.4;Summary;30
6.2;Chapter 2 NET Remoting Basics;31
6.2.1;Advantages of .NET Remoting;31
6.2.2;Summary;45
6.3;Chapter 3 .NET Remoting in Action;46
6.3.1;Types of Remoting;46
6.3.2;Types of Invocation;67
6.3.3;Multiserver Configuration;80
6.3.4;Sharing Assemblies;88
6.3.5;Summary;95
6.4;Chapter 4 Configuration and Deployment;96
6.4.1;Configuration Files;97
6.4.2;What About Interfaces?;121
6.4.3;Deployment;129
6.4.4;Summary;142
6.5;Chapter 5 Securing .NET Remoting;143
6.5.1;Building Secure Systems;143
6.5.2;Authentication Protocols in Windows;144
6.5.3;Identities and Principals: A Short Overview;149
6.5.4;Securing with IIS;153
6.5.5;Security Outside of IIS;160
6.5.6;Implementing Authorization in the Server;169
6.5.7;Security with Remoting in .NET 2.0 (Beta);171
6.5.8;Summary;180
6.6;Chapter 6 Creating Remoting Clients;181
6.6.1;Creating a Server for Your Clients;181
6.6.2;Creating a Console Client;183
6.6.3;Creating Windows Forms Clients;187
6.6.4;Creating Back-End–Based Clients;189
6.6.5;Summary;204
6.7;Chapter 7 In-Depth .NET Remoting;205
6.7.1;Managing an Object’s Lifetime;205
6.7.2;Using the CallContext;229
6.7.3;Remoting Events;233
6.7.4;Summary;244
6.8;Chapter 8 The Ins and Outs of Versioning;245
6.8.1;.NET Framework Versioning Basics;245
6.8.2;Versioning in .NET Remoting—Fundamentals;253
6.8.3;Advanced Versioning Concepts;266
6.8.4;Summary;293
6.9;Chapter 9 .NET Remoting Tips and Best Practices;295
6.9.1;.NET Remoting Use Cases;295
6.9.2;The Nine Rules of Scalable Remoting;300
6.9.3;Using Events and Sponsors;301
6.9.4;SoapSuds vs. Interfaces in .NET Remoting;306
6.9.5;Custom Exceptions;308
6.9.6;Scaling Out Remoting Solutions;310
6.9.7;Summary;321
6.10;Chapter 10 Troubleshooting .NET Remoting;322
6.10.1;Debugging Hints;322
6.10.2;Configuration File Settings;324
6.10.3;BinaryFormatter Version Incompatibility;328
6.10.4;Changing Security Restrictions with TypeFilterLevel;330
6.10.5;Using Custom Exceptions;332
6.10.6;Multihomed Machines and Firewalls;334
6.10.7;Summary;337
7;Part II Extending;338
7.1;Chapter 11 Inside the Framework;339
7.1.1;Looking at the Five Elements of Remoting;339
7.1.2;Client-Side Messaging;349
7.1.3;Server-Side Messaging;351
7.1.4;All About Asynchronous Messaging;356
7.1.5;Summary;366
7.2;Chapter 12 Creation of Sinks;367
7.2.1;Understanding Sink Providers;367
7.2.2;Using Dynamic Sinks;374
7.2.3;Summary;375
7.3;Chapter 13 Extending .NET Remoting;376
7.3.1;Creating a Compression Sink;376
7.3.2;Encrypting the Transfer;392
7.3.3;Passing Runtime Information;407
7.3.4;Changing the Programming Model;419
7.3.5;Avoiding the BinaryFormatter Version Mismatch;426
7.3.6;Using a Custom Proxy;430
7.3.7;Some Final Words of Caution;436
7.3.8;Summary;436
7.4;Chapter 14 Developing a Transport Channel;438
7.4.1;Protocol Considerations;438
7.4.2;Encapsulating the Protocols;443
7.4.3;Implementing the Client Channel;462
7.4.4;Implementing the Server Channel;470
7.4.5;Wrapping the Channel;479
7.4.6;Using the SmtpChannel;482
7.4.7;Some Final Words of Caution;485
7.4.8;Summary;485
7.5;Chapter 15 Context Matters;486
7.5.1;Working at the MetaData Level;488
7.5.2;Creating a Context;489
7.5.3;Checking Parameters in an IMessageSink;497
7.5.4;Summary;500
7.5.5;Conclusion;501
8;Part III Reference;502
8.1;APPENDIX A .NET Remoting Usage Reference;503
8.1.1;System Types;503
8.1.2;System.Runtime.Remoting;507
8.1.3;System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels;515
8.1.4;System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels.Http;520
8.1.5;System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels.Tcp;522
8.1.6;System.Runtime.Remoting.Lifetime;524
8.1.7;System.Runtime.Remoting.Messaging;528
8.1.8;System.Runtime.Remoting.Metadata;530
8.1.9;System.Runtime.Remoting.Services;532
8.1.10;ystem.Runtime.Serialization;534
8.1.11;System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters;537
8.1.12;Summary;539
8.2;APPENDIX B .NET Remoting Extensibility Reference;540
8.2.1;System.Runtime.Remoting.Messaging;540
8.2.2;System.Runtime.Remoting.Activation;544
8.2.3;System.Runtime.Remoting.Proxies;545
8.2.4;System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels;546
8.2.5;Summary;555
8.3;APPENDIX C .NET Remoting Links;556
8.3.1;Ingo’s .NET Remoting FAQ Corner;556
8.3.2;MSDN and MSDN Magazine Articles;556
8.3.3;.NET Remoting Interoperability;559
8.3.4;Custom .NET Remoting Channels;559
8.3.5;Interesting Technical Articles;561
8.3.6;Remoting Tools;563
9;Index;564