Channels
One of the first actions performed by both the client and the server is to create an instance of HttpChannel. Here is the server-side statement:
HttpChannel x_channel = new HttpChannel(20172);
Channels are the mechanism used to transport messages between distributed applications. Channels don’t handle the transmission directly, but they act as a binding between a URL scheme and the means by which a remoting operation can be serialized and transmitted.
Channels are defined by three interfaces contained in the System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels namespace:
IChannel defines the basis for channels and is used to define common properties.
IChannelSender denotes a channel that is capable of emitting a message.
IChannelReceiver denotes a channel that ...
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