A Simple .NET Remoting Client and Server
Let's build a very simple .NET remoting client and server. The use of .NET remoting is intended for .NET clients and servers, so, unlike COM or CORBA, you don't have to deal with IDL. You define the types that you will use remotely using the same .NET languages that you use to implement the types. The application will therefore be composed of three separate assemblies: (1) a shared library that contains the remotable types, (2) a console application that will be the server application, and (3) a console application that will be the client application.
The Shared Library
The server will contain two types: a marshal-by-reference class called Company and a marshal-by-value class called Employee. The Company ...
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