Remoting ON the server.....

[Chester West]

I'm starting to think this is not possible....

I've got a Singleton remote object created/registered. I can access the
object, modify data, etc., to my hearts content, just as long as I access it
from a remote machine.....THIS MAKES REMOTING relatively useless for me.

The object is registered as follows:
int port=System.Convert.ToInt32(this.txtPort.Text.Trim ());

this.serverchannel=new TcpServerChannel ( port ) ;

ChannelServices.RegisterChannel ( this.serverchannel ) ;

RemotingConfiguration.RegisterWellKnownServiceType ( typeof ( User ) ,
"User", WellKnownObjectMode.Singleton ) ;

The object is declared as follows:

[Serializable]

public class User:MarshalByRefObject

{

string myMessage="This is a message from the server";

public User()

{}

public void SetMessage(string Msg)

{

this.myMessage=Msg;

}

public string GetMessage()

{

return this.myMessage;

}}
I need to be able to access the same remote object from BOTH the client AND
the Server, so that I can set values to be seen by the client machines.
My question:
(1) Can this be done
(2) How can you do this
(3) Examples, if possible, please.

Thank you

[Sunny]

Hi,
I have answered in the remoting newsgroup.

Sunny

In article <eH**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl>, CWEST@Video-
mation.com says...

I'm starting to think this is not possible....

I've got a Singleton remote object created/registered. I can access the
object, modify data, etc., to my hearts content, just as long as I access it
from a remote machine.....THIS MAKES REMOTING relatively useless for me.

The object is registered as follows:
int port=System.Convert.ToInt32(this.txtPort.Text.Trim ());

this.serverchannel=new TcpServerChannel ( port ) ;

ChannelServices.RegisterChannel ( this.serverchannel ) ;

RemotingConfiguration.RegisterWellKnownServiceType ( typeof ( User ) ,
"User", WellKnownObjectMode.Singleton ) ;

The object is declared as follows:

[Serializable]

public class User:MarshalByRefObject

{

string myMessage="This is a message from the server";

public User()

{}

public void SetMessage(string Msg)

{

this.myMessage=Msg;

}

public string GetMessage()

{

return this.myMessage;

}}
I need to be able to access the same remote object from BOTH the client AND
the Server, so that I can set values to be seen by the client machines.
My question:
(1) Can this be done
(2) How can you do this
(3) Examples, if possible, please.

Thank you