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Mostly work... Indigo Transports, .NET Remoting and Serialization

I have seen numerous blog and newsgroup posts about how XmlSerialization and ASMX WebServices...

Author: mattavis Date: 10/11/2005

This is a long post so I’ll summarize my findings up front. Summary: Following the .NET Remoting...

Author: mattavis Date: 10/10/2005

Here is the final trick. And those of you who have read the series have waited a while for this...

Author: mattavis Date: 10/05/2005

A little self-promotion never hurt anyone... Some new MSDN TV content has recently been made...

Author: mattavis Date: 02/15/2005

Now that you expose the your remote object through a CLR interface, that interface should limit...

Author: mattavis Date: 02/07/2005

In Part 1 it was suggested to use only interfaces to program against your remoted object. Another...

Author: mattavis Date: 02/04/2005

One of the easiest ways to avoid locking yourself into .NET Remoting is to avoid exposing its most...

Author: mattavis Date: 09/24/2004

So you've heard about SOA and Indigo and the future of distributed application development on .NET....

Author: mattavis Date: 09/23/2004

Now that I have your attention... We are seriously considering deprecating the SoapFormatter in .NET...

Author: mattavis Date: 08/23/2004

I'll be going to TechEd Europe to give a few talks. If you are interested in any of the following...

Author: mattavis Date: 06/24/2004

Interested in Web Services features in Whidbey? So am I! Yasser Shohoud, Software Legend, and I will...

Author: mattavis Date: 05/20/2004

Those of you scouring the list of talks at TechEd for in-depth .NET Remoting discussions will be...

Author: mattavis Date: 05/20/2004

As a first blog entry, I figure introductions are in order. I am Matt Tavis, PM at Microsoft working...

Author: mattavis Date: 05/20/2004

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