Using a .NET Proxy

A user-written application can incorporate the use of a .NET Proxy in two different ways:

Install the proxy as a part of the consuming application.
Install the proxy in a Global Assembly Cache (GAC).

A .NET proxy includes the .NET runtime dlls.

The generated .NET proxy is capable of supporting both synchronous and asynchronous cooperative flows. The main difference between these processing types is the actual method to perform the cooperative flow.

All sample code supplied with the product (APP, ASP.NET, and XML) demonstrates only the use of synchronous capabilities. However, the following sections provide, in pseudo-code, an outline of the structure of synchronous and asynchronous code.

Note: All non-CA Gen server errors are handled as standard .NET exceptions. Handling of these exceptions is not shown in the following sections.

More information:

Asynchronous Processing

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