The powerful yet easy-to-use remoting framework for developers creating managed applications using Microsoft's .NET and Novell's Mono platforms
Version | 6.0.51.901 |
Updated | May 30th 2011 |
Developer |
RemObjects Software, LLC
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User Rating |
808
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Original File Size | 29 MB |
Downloads | 6608 |
Systems | Windows All |
Category | Programming |
At the heart of RemObjects SDK is its library of 100% managed C# code that drives both clients and servers. The library was written from the ground up to integrate well with the .NET Framework, and is held compatible with both the main desktop implementation of .NET (version 2.0 and up), but also supports the Compact Framework for mobile clients and embedded devices using Windows CE, and the new and emerging Silverlight 2.0 runtime for rich web clients.
The library provides an extensive choice of communication options covering just about every conceivable remoting scenario, from the company LAN to Internet and low-bandwidth connections:
Available channels, which form the conduct between your client and server application, include the standard HTTP and TCP options, as well as Named Pipes and our highly efficient SuperTCP and SuperHTTP channels with Push notifications.
Messaging formats, which control how data is packaged to be sent between your client and server, include our own BinMessage format that has been optimized for minimum bandwidth use and low parsing overhead, along with standards-based formats such as SOAP, XML-RPC and JSON, which allow you to open your applications to access from third parties not using RemObjects SDK.
Encryption support is included in the box, based on a highly extensible Message Envelope architecture that allows you to easily apply your own message encoding or processing, as well.
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