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This document contains the release information for the .NET Framework Using COM with .NET remoting sample. You will find the following sections below:
</p><ul class="Text"><li><a href="#_Sample_Overview">Overview</a></li><li><a HREF="#Hosting the service in a console application">Hosting the service in a console application</a></li><li><a HREF="#Requirements">Requirements</a></li><li><a href="#_Location_of_Sample">Location</a></li><li><a href="#_Building_the_Sample">Building the sample</a></li><li><a href="#_Running_the_Sample">Running the sample</a></li><li><a href="#_sdkvars">Notes</a></li></ul><p class="SectionBreak" /><h4 class="Heading"><a name="_Sample_Overview" />
Overview
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This sample shows how to use remoting with COM by providing the MediaPlayer
as a service to remoting clients. When PT (Play Title) is selected on the client,
the sample will play an audio as well as a video clip. This sample assumes you have
multimedia installed in Windows and that this service is working properly. This
sample does not close the Media Player automatically, you have to do that
manually after running the sample.
</p><p class="SectionBreak" /><p class="SectionBreak" /><h4 class="Heading"><a name="#Hosting the service in a console application"></a>Hosting the service in a console application</h4><span class="Text"><p class="Text"><li>Go to the MediaPlayer/Service directory and run runme.bat from a console window.</li><p></p><li>The service will start and wait for a client to connect.</li></p></span><p class="SectionBreak" /><h4 class="Heading"><a name="#Requirements"></a>Requirements</h4><span class="Text"><p class="Text">
This sample will only operate correctly on any version of Windows with the Common Language Runtime and Windows Media Player installed.
