I've used the .NET Remoting by listening on certain port on TcpChannel, but my company wants to compare it with the HttpChannel since my company have a lot of firewall, he suggest that the .NET Remoting listen on Http port (80)
I change my code and tell my host application and register to ChannelServices.( new (HttpChannel()));
but when my client app access the host... there's an exception occurred, which sound like this :
(405) method not allowed or something like that (i forgot ^-^)
I've read an article before 'bout using the IIS as the listener if you use .NET Remoting on HttpChannel, but the article didn't show me the way ):
by the way... could someone here help me with that?
I change my code and tell my host application and register to ChannelServices.( new (HttpChannel()));
but when my client app access the host... there's an exception occurred, which sound like this :
(405) method not allowed or something like that (i forgot ^-^)
I've read an article before 'bout using the IIS as the listener if you use .NET Remoting on HttpChannel, but the article didn't show me the way ):
by the way... could someone here help me with that?