Re: thread safe? - remoting
Victor Rocha
I have attached some sources on how to use the proposed remoting solution.
in fact I don't know if there's execessive overhead on this, but it's
been working fine for me.
to give proper credit, i got many hints from mono-brasil discussion
list, specially from Rafael Teixeira/ monoman :-) like he pointed out,
serial communication is so slow that the remoting/web overhead
probably won't be noticed at all.
RemoteInterface.cs = declare which methods will be exposed, complie as
dll and reference it in the rest of the applcation
RemoteObject.cs = a NMODBUS master
RemoteServer.cs = publishes our RemoteObject
aquisitor.cs = client to the remoting interface (in this case it's a
webservice, but could be pretty much anything)
hope it helps.
feedback will be welcome :-)
greetings
Victor
Welteis
I´m very interested. This remoting server can be very helpfull, i´m
just worried about the speed (Refreshed Data).
I´ve seen something about the Mono Project. Are you using NModbus with
Gtk# succefully and under Unix?
Thanks!
> RemoteInterface.cs
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> RemoteObject.cs
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> RemoteServer.cs
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> aquisitor.cs
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> aquisitor.asmx
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Victor Rocha
(sorry if it's off-topic for the nmodbus list)
i use NModbus with mono in linux, and it works well for me.
we are acquiring data from modbus devices using a GNU/Debian 4 machine.
i have little experience with GTK, though. I have already tried it and
i know it works, but in fact i've been working mainly with console-
and web-based applications.
google would point you to some nice tutorials, i'd suggest looking for
Glade (for design of gtk interfaces) and libglade (for binding the
designed UIs into the c# language). feel free to contact me, we could
come up together with something nice...
wish you luck! :-)
victor