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Thx Heathcliff74 for sorting this out for me.. :)
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Thx Heathcliff74 for sorting this out for me.. :)

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Hi!<br />
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I need some help to explaine the RegisterWellKnownClientTyp<wbr />e.<br />
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I have a several servers and a clients that &nbsp;should all &nbsp;communicate with each other via remoting,<br />
I'm not sure if I only should use interfaces and skip register the objects for the client.<br />
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Is there any downsides not to use the &nbsp;RegisterWellKnownClientTyp<wbr />e?<br />
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Thx 
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Hi!

I need some help to explaine the RegisterWellKnownClientType.

I have a several servers and a clients that  should all  communicate with each other via remoting,
I'm not sure if I only should use interfaces and skip register the objects for the client.

Is there any downsides not to use the  RegisterWellKnownClientType?

Thx 

Remoting: RegisterWellKnownClientType

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