Hy,
Following configuration :
client --> COM --> business.dll --> DCOM --> Persistence.exe
If a client starts the program - and the persistence.exe on the server wasn't already running -, the client triggers the persistence.exe to get running. The .exe (with all his classes in it) keeps running because i added a form. Whenever another client starts, he sees that the .exe is already running and the classes are instantiated within that same .exe.
From time to time, it happens that for whatever reason the client triggers to start another instance of the persistence.exe. So now i have 2 clients working on the first .exe and another working on the second .exe.
Does anybody know why i got several .exe's ??
Will it go so far that every client gets his own dedicated .exe ?
Please help a beginning dcom'er !
Following configuration :
client --> COM --> business.dll --> DCOM --> Persistence.exe
If a client starts the program - and the persistence.exe on the server wasn't already running -, the client triggers the persistence.exe to get running. The .exe (with all his classes in it) keeps running because i added a form. Whenever another client starts, he sees that the .exe is already running and the classes are instantiated within that same .exe.
From time to time, it happens that for whatever reason the client triggers to start another instance of the persistence.exe. So now i have 2 clients working on the first .exe and another working on the second .exe.
Does anybody know why i got several .exe's ??
Will it go so far that every client gets his own dedicated .exe ?
Please help a beginning dcom'er !