Mutiplayer game using Remoting

Mutiplayer game using Remoting

• ivanw

  Don't use remoting for this! It is never designed for outbox connections and suddently not for multiplayer games
  
  
  

• MustafaMaximus

  If this game is to be played across the internet or LAN use web services. If you must use remoting go with HTTP/binary hosted in IIS.
  
  

• TQSystems

  Ahlan wa sahlan Ali

  You can have multiple clients calling into a TCP/IP server over the net using any port you desire. There are issues to resolve, including security issues, but you can do it none the less.

  We do this now, not in a gaming situation but in a B2B environment. It is great when you actually have to have the ultimate in processing speed. I am assuming that is why you need to to binary over tcp/ip

  You need to create a common library that is available to both the client and the server. Once a secure connection is established, each call made to the server should include the client's identifier so that your server knows which client it is dealing with.

  Ibrahim

  
  

• stez

  but this is requirement
  
  

• serialc0der

  There are hundert of articles about remoting, i suggest reading them because we can't post here full articles post as you can understand. Here is a list of resources that i suggest reading, please feel free to post if you have any further problems or missunderstandings:
  

  • What is .NET Remoting
  • Remoting events
  • Remoting in C#
  • .NET Remoting Home page at C# Corner
  • Absolute beginner's introduction to remoting
  • C# Remoting - overview
    
  • Microsoft .NET Remoting: A Technical Overview

  
  
  
  
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