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As I looked into examples and documentation I don't think CoreRemoting is supporting interprocess without the use of a network layer such as tcp or http. It might be an issue for this application to listen on a dedicated port as it is widely distributed on various workstations where I don't have control and this dedicated port would already by taken.
But maybe there is something in CoreRemoting which might fit my use case and I didn't find it yet so I'm humbly asking here if you have some ideas or maybe some alternatives which will help me replace an alternative for classic remoting with Ipc channels.
Cheers.
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thanks for your answers. It's good to know that this feature was on your todolist already.
I had already found that Named pipes was one of the replacement candidate in Microsoft upgrade documentation so I will dig that way. In case I can implement this as a CoreRemoting channel easily maybe I will let you know what I have found though it is possible that using the most simplest implementation woud be the best for this application which is deployed at great scale.
Hello, first thanks for this project which can be very helpful.
I have to upgrade an old .net framework projecttowards .net core 6 which used .net remoting with Ipc channels, like this on client side
As I looked into examples and documentation I don't think CoreRemoting is supporting interprocess without the use of a network layer such as tcp or http. It might be an issue for this application to listen on a dedicated port as it is widely distributed on various workstations where I don't have control and this dedicated port would already by taken.
But maybe there is something in CoreRemoting which might fit my use case and I didn't find it yet so I'm humbly asking here if you have some ideas or maybe some alternatives which will help me replace an alternative for classic remoting with Ipc channels.
Cheers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: