H.ProxyFactory

Allows you to interact with remote objects. You will have access to an interface through which you will interact with the object created on the server.

Features:

• Create proxy objects that look exactly like the original objects
• Proxy target can be located anywhere where there is access to pipes

Nuget

Install-Package H.ProxyFactory.Pipes

Usage

Shared code:

public interface IActionService
{
    void SendText(string text);
    void ShowTrayIcon();
    void HideTrayIcon();

    event EventHandler<string> TextReceived;
}

public class ActionService { }

Implementation in the server project:

public class ActionService : IActionService
{
    private TrayIconService trayIconService = new();

    public void SendText(string text)
    {
        Console.WriteLine($"Text from client: {text}");

        TextReceived?.Invoke(this, "Hi from server");
    }

    public void ShowTrayIcon()
    {
        trayIconService.ShowTrayIcon();
    }

    public void HideTrayIcon()
    {
        trayIconService.HideTrayIcon();
    }

    public event EventHandler<string>? TextReceived;
}

Server:

await using var server = new PipeProxyServer();

await server.InitializeAsync("UniquePipeServerName");

Client:

await using var factory = new PipeProxyFactory();

await factory.InitializeAsync("UniquePipeServerName");

// You will have access to an interface through which you will interact with the object created on the server.
var service = await factory.CreateInstanceAsync<ActionService, IActionService>();
instance.TextReceived += (_, text) =>
{
    WriteLine($"{nameof(instance.TextReceived)}: {text}");
};
instance.ShowTrayIcon();
Instance.SendText("hello!");

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