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What's the difference btw the following methods in .NET
remoting?
RegisterWellknownServiceType()
RegisterWellknownClientType()
RegisterActivatedServiceType()
RegisterActivatedClientType()
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Answer / anil kumar mudajja
RegisterWellknownServiceType():
Method used to define and configure a remotable Object that
needs to be Activated on server side. This takes 3
parameter as follows:-
RegisterWellKnownServiceType( typeof( <Class/Object
Name> ), <"SomeURI">,
WellKnownObjectMode.Singleton/SingleCall );
RegisterWellknownClientType():
This method has to be used on the client module to
comunicate with serve-side activated remote object. Ex:
RegisterWellKnownClientType( typeof( <Class/Object Name> ),
<"Server Remotable Object URL"> );
RegisterActivatedServiceType():
RegisterActivatedClientType():
Similarly, the above two methods are used to define
remotable object type as client activated.
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