| Using configuration files in distributed web apps (2 replies) |
| microsoft.public.dotnet.distributed_apps |
| I have a distributed web application that is made up of a number of assemblies deployed on various physical machines (web server, application server, database server). I would like to have an individual configuration file for each separate physical machine. Obviously I can use web.config for the webserver but cannot find how to use a configuration file for an assembly (not an exe). Can anyone sugg... |
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| encrypt & decrypt data on different machine (3 replies) |
| microsoft.public.dotnet.distributed_apps |
| Hi, In fact, I have posted a similar topic before but I think I should give a clearer scenario. There're 2 machines, some applications (maybe console program or web application) in machine A will encrypt data it generated with public key from machine B, then a program in machine B can get the encrypted data and decrypt by its private key. Currently, I'm using RSACryptServiceProvider for implementi... |
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| .NET, COM+, Remoting: I'm confused! (7 replies) |
| microsoft.public.dotnet.distributed_apps |
| Ok, this is what we're trying to do: Build a serviced component using C# and use it under COM Use that component from a .NET client (also built using C#) running on a different machine. Here's what we did: Built the serviced component, deriving from ServicedComponent etc. Gave the assembly where the component resides a strong name. Registered the component in COM using regsvcs. Registered the comp... |
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| Distributed app Design problem (2 replies) |
| microsoft.public.dotnet.distributed_apps |
| Hi all We are creating a distributed application which we are trying to model on the basis of the enterprise template available in Dotnet. We went through all the models available in msdn but none of them seems to be object oriented in the middle tier. they return either recordsets or datasets or xml to the facade/workflow layer. Is it possible to have as much object oriented design as possible in... |
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| .Net Remoting and ServicedComponent (2 replies) |
| microsoft.public.dotnet.distributed_apps |
| Can anyone explaint about these two methods? How and when should I consider to use .Net remoting and ServicedComponent. |
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| Chunky vs. Chatty Design (9 replies) |
| microsoft.public.dotnet.distributed_apps |
| I have seen the phrase "Chunky insted of Chatty" used to describe the proper way of designs 3 tier application by both Jonathon Hawkins and Emmanuel Schanzer of Microsoft, but I'm just not "getting it". Does this mean that I don't use properties directly to avoid network traffic? Can someone give me an example, or a url to an example of what the difference is and how to design 3 tier correctly fro... |
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| COM+, .NET and Scalability (10 replies) |
| microsoft.public.dotnet.distributed_apps |
| Hi We are planning a project which will have some middle tier components for data access and business logic. Numerous clients will connect through an ASP.NET front end application and send multiple requests. The server load is going to increase many times in next few months. My question is whether we should host the middle tier components in COM to gain scalabilitity? Does COM offer any advantage ... |
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| Issue with Serviced Components. (2 replies) |
| microsoft.public.dotnet.distributed_apps |
| Hi All, My solution contains two projects, which contains serviced components (COM components) and working fine with COM . Whenever I restart my PC (or reload solution) and run it using F5 key gives me the following error. No server registered or could not load class for CLSID {8A0EAF8C 2099 3B12 9F4D C804CC97E49A}. (This error happens whenever I hit the serviced components) At this point if I com... |
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