Microsoft® .NET Remoting

Exposing the JobServerImpl Class as a Web Service

The JobServer and JobClient application designs are similar in many ways to traditional DCOM application designs. This example has a high degree of coupling in that we assume both client and server run under the common language run­time. Running all remoting pieces under the common language runtime means that we can take advantage of the full .NET Framework type system, choose the most efficient communication options, and enjoy a common environment for developing code. We also assume that a firewall doesn’t separate the JobServer and JobClient applications (as a DCOM solution would require). These assumptions afford us a lot of freedom in making design decisions, and this flexibility is fine ...