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Multicast question

Hi,

I'm using multicasting for broadcast common messages globally to all
the clients. I have multiple groups of clients. I want to send different
types
messages, for example, private messages, to each of the client groups
along with the common global messages.

How to can we implement this.

Kindly let me know.

Cheers,

Naveen.

Nov 16 '05 #1
2 962
You can use Enterprise Services. Take a closer look at loosely coupled events
and queued components. Using Enterprise Services doesn't require that both
publisher and client are upp and running at the same time. In such case the
message will be delivered at the time a client is available.

Another approach could be using .NET remoting. It would work fine but you
don't have opportunity of late delivery as in case with Enterprise Services.

"Naveen Mukkelli" wrote:
Hi,

I'm using multicasting for broadcast common messages globally to all
the clients. I have multiple groups of clients. I want to send different
types
messages, for example, private messages, to each of the client groups
along with the common global messages.

How to can we implement this.

Kindly let me know.

Cheers,

Naveen.

Nov 16 '05 #2
Hi,

Thanks for the response.
Could you please explain in some detail.
I couldn't find System.EnterpriseServices namespace.
I have " Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2003 Professional version".

Could you please let me know how this can be done with Remoting.

Cheers,

Naveen.
"robkit" wrote:
You can use Enterprise Services. Take a closer look at loosely coupled events
and queued components. Using Enterprise Services doesn't require that both
publisher and client are upp and running at the same time. In such case the
message will be delivered at the time a client is available.

Another approach could be using .NET remoting. It would work fine but you
don't have opportunity of late delivery as in case with Enterprise Services.

"Naveen Mukkelli" wrote:
Hi,

I'm using multicasting for broadcast common messages globally to all
the clients. I have multiple groups of clients. I want to send different
types
messages, for example, private messages, to each of the client groups
along with the common global messages.

How to can we implement this.

Kindly let me know.

Cheers,

Naveen.

Nov 16 '05 #3

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