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April 2002 - Posts
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Richard's having a blast on this project: [his] Remoting Cache project is coming along smoothly.
He also posted some code that shows how to use caching with .NET Remoting - you should really check this out! Wow! I guess I should finally Read More
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Charles Cook released version 0.5.0 of XML-RPC.NET which contains XML-RPC client and server formatter sinks. These enable the .NET remoting infrastructure to be used to implement both XML-RPC clients and servers.
Congrats! You've beaten us in time-to-market! Read More
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I guess John Lam has savely arrived back in the US after demonstrating CLAW: I was weaving a trace aspect into a Hello World program using a System.* pointcut. Please don't try this at home. This was done by a professional programmer on a private Read More
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I normally keep it with Peter and don't re-post any articles without comment, but this time Richard just did it. There's nothing to add:
What if...you could take this piece of code:
public void Before( CallContext context ){ Console.WriteLine( Read More
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To clarify my point of view on SOAP a little: I'm not saying that I wouldn't like to see WS-Routing allowing us to "reply" to messages. Instead I just wanted to answer Joel who thinks that SOAP needs support for callbacks before being usable. Read More
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While writing my thoughts about SOAP being a first-tier technology, I hoped that someone would catch up on it and think through my ERP example. People did this and responded to me by email: What if the customer wants to be notified as soon as the Read More
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Today, Joel posted some strong opinions about SOAP:
The real problem with SOAP is that it's a completely inadequate remoting system. It doesn't have events (which makes it useless for large classes of applications). It doesn't support references (ditto). Read More
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Today, Richard posted the article Remoting Matters in which he states "that as the software we write today becomes more distributed the pieces that connects them will become increasingly more important."
He also says why .NET Remoting can Read More
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Around the web, our projects still get mentioned:
Joe Gregorio: Peter Drayton, Simon Fell and Ingo Rammer have announced a remoting project which includes an SMTP channel. Cool.
Brad Wilson: Ingo, Peter and Simon have gotten together and made a site for Read More
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Sam Gentile: "It's the runtime stupid": I think C# is the VB of 2002 [...] We now have a whole lot of people, like the VB days, that have no idea what they're doing. [...] Forget about learning C#. Forget about learning VB.NET. Learn about the CLR and Read More
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[Teaser removed at 01:00 a.m.].
More to come in the next days! Read More
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Thanks to everyone who mentioned our efforts to show the world what can be achieved with .NET Remoting!
Sam Gentile: Way Excellent! Terrific Threesome create OS .NET Remoting Site
Sam Ruby: Ingo, Simon, and Peter announce .Net Remoting related Open Read More
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Peter Drayton, Simon Fell and I are proud to announce a set of open source .NET Remoting projects. We have planned this for some time now and after Simon created the CVS repository last week, I finally got the time to create a web site about them.
http://www.dotnetremoting.cc/projects Read More
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Today amazon.com raised the prize on my book back to the original list price of $49.99. I therefore just wanted to inform you that you can also get it at B&N for $39.96: here. [Not that it wouldn't be worth the $49.99 but you might as well save Read More
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I'm currently preparing something very interesting for you. Check back in about an hour or two for the release note ;-)
-Ingo Read More
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Tomas' copy of Advanced .NET Remoting has arrived yesterday. His first comment to me by email: "Love It! It absolutely rocks! (and yes, you can quote me on that one ;))"
Great to hear that you like it! Thanks. Read More
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Hello Austria!
Tomorrow I'll be at the local .NET User Group Vienna with a session about .NET Remoting and ASP.NET Web Services. If you're in Vienna, it would be nice to meet you there: http://www.globalknowledge.at/dotnetug/workshops.htm! [Oh, and yes, Read More
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Peter Drayton managed to post the following at 5:21 AM: Google2RSS is a command-line tool that runs a query using the Google Web API and spits out an RSS 0.91 feed containing the top 10 hits.
If you for example want to subscribe to the top ten hits for Read More
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Richard's new Brain teaser: Flower Logic. Done. Read More
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Peter's latest book, C# in a Nutshell, is available. Congrats!
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I came across several unknown-to-me tech weblogs today: Developmentor Niels Berglund, Microsoft Consultant Chris Hollander (who has a fine collection of links to other tech blogs), C# fan Joe Gregorio and .NET Magazine columnist Steve Makofsky Read More
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Richard Caetano: Solve the magic square. Done! Read More
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For everyone interested in Remoting who did not yet receive my book [1]: Christian Weyer just sent me this URL which I really have to share: http://www.gotdotnet.com/userfiles/toub/SecureRemoting.zip. It's a new example from Microsoft that contains Read More
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For those of you who wondered why I haven't been posting lately: three words. Too Much Work.
I'm in dual-mode again: earning money with coordinating the architectural decisions for a somewhat big integration project [six or seven systems, two Read More
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Sam found a nice sample: Creating and Using Custom SOAP Headers.This quick demo shows you how to create and consume a .NET Web Service using a custom SOAP Header.
If you're new to .NET and currently trying to integrate it with another platform using Read More
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I already knew that my book will be available at TechEd but due to the time constraint, I didn't expect my copies to arrive earlier than in about a week or two. It's been quite a surprise for me to receive them today!
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Tomas just told me that there is a tool called FSUTIL.EXE which can create short filenames for existing files on Windows XP. Sam, could you check if this works for you? Read More
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Sam's Rotor woes continue but we finally found the reason for his problems. Here's the thing everyone should check before playing around with Rotor .... else you might end up with some mysterious error messages.
[WARNING: Using Registry Read More
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Today morning (from 1:00 a.m to 2:00 a.m CET) Microsoft hosted a .NET Remoting chat.
The development team answered questions from users and told us about the features which are planned for future releases. The official chat transcript isn't Read More
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I'm on http://www.go-mono.net! Advanced .NET Remoting from Ingo Rammer is now available. Ingo helped us to implement the proxy support and the book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in remoting.
You're welcome and thanks for the link! Read More
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Simon: Congrat's to Ingo, his .NET Remoting book is released today!. Thanks!
By the way, I just checked with my publisher and the first copies will be available at TechEd as initially announced. Read More
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Today at 3:00 to 4:00 pm PST (6:00 to 7:00 EST), Microsoft will host a .NET Remoting chat with the following people from the development team: Jonathan Hawkins, Peter de Jong, Manish Godse, Manish Prabhu:The .NET Remoting development team addresses your Read More
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Sam just pointed to a very interesting article: The Implementation of Model Contraints in .NET. The great thing is that it is actually possible to implement the scenario shown in this article by tapping into the unmanaged profiling and debugging Read More
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I just came back from a great evening with Dietmar from Ximian who has in the past implemented as trivial things as the JITter for mono. Right now he's about to implement Remoting and he really had some tough questions for me. Well, I guess Read More
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Use the (shared) source, Luke! --Yoda (kinda)
Peter Drayton put some cool code samples online which show how to extend the SSCLI [aka. Rotor] to implement new IL Read More
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On April 16 at 5:30 pm, I'll speak at the .NET User Group Austria in Vienna about Remoting vs. ASP.NET Web Services. After introducing both technologies, I'll focus on issues like platform independence, performance, extensibility, and the Read More
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I guess someone really liked the prerelease copy of my book which I handed to him some weeks ago: http://www.go-mono.com/books.html ;-) Read More
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Hmmm ... I just thought about implementing SSPI based security in a custom channel sink instead of a custom channel. This would allow us to reuse this authentication scheme with every channel (yes, and it would also reduce our development effort) Read More
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Tomas and I started working on the secured TCP channel. While he is writing a managed wrapper for SSPI (so that we can write the real Channel in C#), I'll be working on a cleanroom implementation of a TCP channel. This shouldn't take too long as I already Read More
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I just read that Tomas is about to start developing a secured TCP Remoting channel (using SSPI). Hey, if you plan to somehow open source it, I'm ready to join you (that is, if you want me to ;-)). Read More
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