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Remoting boundaries can be s, s, processes, or computers. An application can cross these boundaries only by using channels. These crossings can be inbound and outbound. A channel can listen on an endpoint for inbound messages, send to an endpoint for outbound messages, or both. This provides an extensibility point in the runtime to plug in a wide range protocols, even though the runtime might not be at the other end of the channel.

Run-time objects can be used to represent a wide and rich set of semantics and entities. The channel provides the extensibility point to convert the messages to and from the specific protocols. If there are runtimes at both ends of the channel, a virtual channel is created between the two ends, in order to connect the client and server sink chains on either side of the boundary.

The client part of the channel is located at the end of a client context sink chain. The server part of the channel is located at the start of the server context sink chain. Messages are delivered to the client channel using the interface, travel through the channel, and are then received by the server channel. The server channel delivers the message to the first server context sink.

Channels must expose the interface, which provides informational properties such as the and properties. Channels can be registered using the method.

Provides conduits for messages that cross remoting boundaries.

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  Gets the name of the channel.

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  System.Int32 To be added: an object of type 'int'

  Higher numbers indicate higher priority, so a channel with priority of 50 has a higher priority than a channel with priority 25. The cross application domain channel has a priority of 100.

  Client channels with higher priority are given the first chance to connect to a remote object specified by a URL or a particular channel data entry from a .

  For server channels, the priority indicates the order in which their channel data will appear in a , which in turn affects the order in which clients will try to connect to the server object. If the server is listening on an HTTP channel with priority 50 and a TCP channel with priority 25 and the client has registered both an HTTP and TCP channel, then the client will use the HTTP channel to talk to the server.

  Gets the priority of the channel.

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  System.String `` `` To be added: an object of type 'string' To be added: an object of type 'string&' To be added To be added: an object of type 'string' To be added