Imagine this scenario:
There are 3 dlls, each defining an object type - lets call these a,b and c.
A service includes these dlls in it's assembly - and registers them as well known objects.
So - a remote call wants to get an instance of 'a' - so this is created. But in the 'a' object there is a function call that makes a remote call to a 'b' object.
Should this work?
At the moment it doesn't - I am getting "the channel tcp is already registered"
Suggestions?
M.
Hollingside Technologies, Making Technology work for you.
There are 3 dlls, each defining an object type - lets call these a,b and c.
A service includes these dlls in it's assembly - and registers them as well known objects.
So - a remote call wants to get an instance of 'a' - so this is created. But in the 'a' object there is a function call that makes a remote call to a 'b' object.
Should this work?
At the moment it doesn't - I am getting "the channel tcp is already registered"
Suggestions?
M.
Hollingside Technologies, Making Technology work for you.