About Remoting

[TonyJ]

Hello!

I read on a page in the NET this text "What makes Remoting slow is not so
much the communication protocol but the serialization."

Can somebody explain if I use remoting for sending message will it be slow
if I use remoting then?

//Tony

[William Stacey [C# MVP]]

I would ask slow compared to what? Even if you serialize messages manually,
that also has a cost. So you need to figure what the delta is and if it is
worth it.

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| Hello!
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| I read on a page in the NET this text "What makes Remoting slow is not so
| much the communication protocol but the serialization."
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| Can somebody explain if I use remoting for sending message will it be slow
| if I use remoting then?
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| //Tony
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[=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Arne_Vajh=F8j?=]

TonyJ wrote:

I read on a page in the NET this text "What makes Remoting slow is not so
much the communication protocol but the serialization."

Can somebody explain if I use remoting for sending message will it be slow
if I use remoting then?

If you use binary formatter then remoting is not that bad - it is
much faster than SOAP and easier than raw sockets.

Arne