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  1. Jul 8th, 2002, 06:45 AM #1
    netangel
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    Angry Distributed Applications

    I'm developing a distributed application in VB.NET. I must use two kinds of components (business and data access). Those two components (dll) should be placed in diffrent computers (servers). I just can't access those dll's if they are in other computers. As soon as I turn the 'copy local' option on the reference to false, it never works.

    I've read thousands of books and articles about distributed architectures, but none of them explicitly described how to use them. Do I need to register them as COM+ applications? Do I need any other technology?

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    look into remoting. This allows you to call methods on a dll over any channel including tcp and http.


    Too much for me to fully explain here but just searh google.com for

    Remoting .NET

    and you should find some information.
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