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Julia

Hi,

I have an application inside an organization which uses IE as a client
and a .NET application as a server

I want to be able to call an object in the server from IE

1.Must WebService hosted in IIS or can I host it in my server application?
2.Is there a way to call a .NET remoting object from java script in IE?

Note that i dont want to install .NET component in the web page.

all components are inside the same organization.

Thanks.

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Raghavendra T V

Hi Julia,

2.Is there a way to call a .NET remoting object from java script in IE?

NO , you cannot since Remoting can only be called from .NET code ( or
application)
I dont think its possible to call it from Javascript.

To access the Remote object in your webpage without referencing it you need
to write code by giving the URI of the Remoting Host Service.

check this samples on Remoting
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/2003/Sept/RemotingInNet.asp
and also this one.

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Remoting.asp

Hope this helps you.

Thanks
Raghavendra

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