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sahridhayan (VIP)
..Net Remoting + COM Plus architecture
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Can I have a question or expecting a idea from you all

Since .Net Remoting does not support transactions,
and cannot cross boundaries, no security (it is not easy to have security implemented directly)

can we have some thing like this as architecture

flow-> ->

UI->>>
UIP(Component)this one is remoted->>>
calling COM+ Component(BL)->>>
NON remoted and NON COM+ DA->>>
Database

what do you think ?

I have three products to be developed (mostly tightly coupled) and have
15-30 concurrent users (desktop app) and 10-30 web users

any ideas directions welcome

Thanks in advance
Rajaraman
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Sanjeeva
I dint get what are you want to do here? actually server side components
should be remoted you are remoting the UIProcess I dint quite understand
your point.
If you explain the situation, I can help you since I'm working on similar
project.

My project architecture has something like this.
Client. |
Server.
|
( COM+)
UI --> UIProcess -> Proxy -> | <--- Remoted BLL --> TransactionManager -->
DataAccess ----> DataSources
|
|

yeah ! Of course you can remote the client side also but I dint get the
clear picture why you wanted to remote the UI Process.

Regards,
Sanjeeva
Proteans Software Solutions.

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javatopia (VIP)
Hi,

I have a similar architecture:

{ 3 web apps } < -- > {COM+/Remoting} < -- > SQLServer

My problem is thus. How do I get the COM+ component to open an
HttpServerChannel to accept connections from one of the web applications? I
can deploy the COM+ assembly and components (just a facade for a bunch of
factories that control user access), but when I try to include a main in the
"ServicedComponent", it doesn't seem to run:

public class MyComponent : ServicedComponent
{
[ ... instance methods ... ]
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
RegistryConfig();
if(_RemotingConfigFile != null)
{
RemotingConfiguration.Configure(_RemotingConfigFile);
}
else
{

RemotingConfiguration.RegisterWellKnownServiceType(typeof(MyComponent),
"MyComponentUri", WellKnownObjectMode.Singleton);
HttpServerChannel chan = new HttpServerChannel(_Port);
ChannelServices.RegisterChannel(chan);
}
}

If you, or any of the MSFT MVP types out there, have some insight in how to
use COM+ to create a remoting server, I am all eyes. :)

-- Jake

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System.EnterpriseServices.ServicedComponent
System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels.ChannelServices
System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels.Http.HttpServerChannel
System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingConfiguration
System.Runtime.Remoting.WellKnownObjectMode




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