IPCs and Remoting

[Fred West]

From what I have read in the news group, it appears that .NET Remoting is
the recommended approach for Inter-Process Communications in an all .NET
solution.

Remoting in version 2003 only provides the Tcp and http "channels". My two
processes will reside on the same PC and I would like to use something more
efficient and not subject to any firewalls, such a shared memory access (for
example, memory mapped files). It appears that I may need to create my own
channel to accomplish this. Is this the best approach? If so, what
mechanisms do I have to create memory mapped files?

Thanks,

- Fred

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Fred,

You might want to look at this first (watch for line wrap):

http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/U...f-ed68978f3d6d

Hope this helps.
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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com

"Fred West" <fr*************@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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From what I have read in the news group, it appears that .NET Remoting is
the recommended approach for Inter-Process Communications in an all .NET
solution.

Remoting in version 2003 only provides the Tcp and http "channels". My two
processes will reside on the same PC and I would like to use something
more efficient and not subject to any firewalls, such a shared memory
access (for example, memory mapped files). It appears that I may need to
create my own channel to accomplish this. Is this the best approach? If
so, what mechanisms do I have to create memory mapped files?

Thanks,

- Fred