Send Image in .NET Remoting

19 May 2006 10:44 PM

eSolTec, Inc. 501(c)(3)

I'm looking for code samples to send a jpg image from a client machine to a
host machine. Both have the same image picWindows picture container. I would
like to be able to send the image on one machine to another machine as close
to realtime as possible. Also, can someone point me a direction to find out
how to transmit various field of information, i.e. listboxview, listbox,
textbox, datagridview etc via .NET remoting. Everything I've found so far on
MSDN is C# and I'm looking VB.NET 2005 if at all possible. Not looking for a
dll, or activeX control, unless it's native to Windows, .NET Framework etc.
Thank you for any and all assistance in advance.

Michael

21 May 2006 1:24 PM

Michel Posseth [MCP]

I comunicate with my remoting server to legacy projects ( delphi , vb6, etc
etc )
so i chose to send everything as a string so when i send pictures i put it
in a xml document where i send the picture data as a encodebase 64 byte
array

in the case of .Net to .Net i would have send it directly as a byte array
to the client

about the controls,,,, i have no experience with that ,,, i can also not
inmagine a scenario in my project where i would like to do this
i would just send the data and fill the controls on the client as this would
give the least trafic and is probably the fastest way

regards

Michel posseth

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> I'm looking for code samples to send a jpg image from a client machine to
> a
> host machine. Both have the same image picWindows picture container. I
> would
> like to be able to send the image on one machine to another machine as
> close
> to realtime as possible. Also, can someone point me a direction to find
> out
> how to transmit various field of information, i.e. listboxview, listbox,
> textbox, datagridview etc via .NET remoting. Everything I've found so far
> on
> MSDN is C# and I'm looking VB.NET 2005 if at all possible. Not looking for
> a
> dll, or activeX control, unless it's native to Windows, .NET Framework
> etc.
> Thank you for any and all assistance in advance.
>
> Michael

21 May 2006 5:39 PM

eSolTec, Inc. 501(c)(3)

Michel

Thank you for your post, but what I'm looking for is code or code snippets
to be able to move a picture image from a remote client to a host and also
move a listboxview also the same way. Want to use TCP or HTTP/SOAP. Your
comments were informative, however I still don't know how to do what I'm
trying to accomplish :::: sigh ::::

Michael

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"Michel Posseth [MCP]" wrote:

>
>
> I comunicate with my remoting server to legacy projects ( delphi , vb6, etc
> etc )
> so i chose to send everything as a string so when i send pictures i put it
> in a xml document where i send the picture data as a encodebase 64 byte
> array
>
> in the case of .Net to .Net i would have send it directly as a byte array
> to the client
>
> about the controls,,,, i have no experience with that ,,, i can also not
> inmagine a scenario in my project where i would like to do this
> i would just send the data and fill the controls on the client as this would
> give the least trafic and is probably the fastest way
>
> regards
>
> Michel posseth
>
>
> "eSolTec, Inc. 501(c)(3)" <eSolTecInc50***@discussions.microsoft.com>
> schreef in bericht
> news:8EEDB3FB-F319-4BA3-9A33-23D89510F3E7@microsoft.com...
> > I'm looking for code samples to send a jpg image from a client machine to
> > a
> > host machine. Both have the same image picWindows picture container. I
> > would
> > like to be able to send the image on one machine to another machine as
> > close
> > to realtime as possible. Also, can someone point me a direction to find
> > out
> > how to transmit various field of information, i.e. listboxview, listbox,
> > textbox, datagridview etc via .NET remoting. Everything I've found so far
> > on
> > MSDN is C# and I'm looking VB.NET 2005 if at all possible. Not looking for
> > a
> > dll, or activeX control, unless it's native to Windows, .NET Framework
> > etc.
> > Thank you for any and all assistance in advance.
> >
> > Michael
>
>
>