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Default What type of object can be remoted? Newbie Question - 04-19-2007 , 02:23 PM






What type of objects can be remoted? I have a mapping application that uses
a third party SDK to build drawing layers base on vector data stored in a
database. I built a class that subclass the third party class and tagged it
with the <Serializable()> _ attribute . I want to build this object on the
server and return the object to the client to used on the client. Can this
be done via Remoting? What the minimum size for an object being returned to
the client? I appreciate the advice and or comments.


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Frank



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Default Re: What type of object can be remoted? Newbie Question - 04-19-2007 , 11:20 PM






"Frank Smith" <papow (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote in
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What type of objects can be remoted? I have a mapping application that
uses a third party SDK to build drawing layers base on vector data
stored in a database. I built a class that subclass the third party
class and tagged it with the <Serializable()> _ attribute . I want to
build this object on the server and return the object to the client to
used on the client. Can this be done via Remoting? What the minimum
size for an object being returned to the client? I appreciate the
advice and or comments.
Just about any object can be remoted. What are you sending from the server
-> client?

Have you considered web services if it's only data?


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Default Re: What type of object can be remoted? Newbie Question - 04-23-2007 , 11:48 AM



Actually I'm using web service right now. I have a mapping solution which
queries the database for vector data, this can be several thousand rows of
data for each layer to be drawn on a map viewer, and can have any where from
1 to 30 layers to render. So I'm thinking if I can build the "Layer Object"
on the server and then remote it to the client may speed up the process.
Your thoughts?



Thanks.




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What type of objects can be remoted? I have a mapping application that
uses a third party SDK to build drawing layers base on vector data
stored in a database. I built a class that subclass the third party
class and tagged it with the <Serializable()> _ attribute . I want to
build this object on the server and return the object to the client to
used on the client. Can this be done via Remoting? What the minimum
size for an object being returned to the client? I appreciate the
advice and or comments.

Just about any object can be remoted. What are you sending from the server
-> client?

Have you considered web services if it's only data?



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