I am about to embark on a new ASP.NET application. My
application needs to access a .net class that we wrote and
the class needs to be able to live in its own process space
(not ASP.NET's process). The class uses sockets to connect
to other hosts and emulates a telnet terminal emulator. I
want the terminal emulator class to live for more than a
ASP.NET page life. After reading up on Remoting, I think I
can create a Windows Service which is where the .net
terminal emulator class will live and then write my ASP.NET
application to use Remoting to access the Terminal emulator
class. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
What I don't know is if the Windows Service terminal
emulator .net class can have a delegate/event that gets
fired back into the ASP.NET client code. I have been
looking at the new Atlas class UpdatePanel that allows the
ASP.NET code to update a browsers page after is has been
displayed. What I need is the ability to change the
Browsers page when the Windows service fires the event.
Does anyone know if this is possible ?
Thanks
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