Can obtain HTTP Response Header Info From RemotingClientProxy Obje

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Bill D.

All:

Can I obtain the HTTP Response Header Info From RemotingClientProxy Object
which communicates with a web service object hosted in IIS? If so, how?

The RemotingClientProxy Object object is contained within the
System.Runtime.Remoting.Services Namespace.

Thanks,
Bill
 
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Steven Cheng

Hi Bill,

From your description, it seems you are using .NET remoting client to
consume to XML webservice(over http channel). As for the
"RemotingClientProxy" class itself, I'm afraid there hasn't provided any
interface or properties that can help us accessing the underlying http
headers.

Based on my experience, .NET remoting channel sink provider extensino
mechanism provides us some interfaces to extend the underlying message(also
some protocol specific headers) processing and transfering. And you can
have a look at the sink provider to see whether you can get the http
headers you want:

#Remoting Example: Channel Sink Provider
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2ckwbt8a(VS.71).aspx

#Secure Your .NET Remoting Traffic by Writing an Asymmetric Encryption
Channel Sink
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc300447.aspx#S1

Sincerely,

Steven Cheng

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