Best design : wcf ?

[Geoffrey]

Hello,

I have a soft that run in service mode.
The service create 7 objects on start.
These 7 objects are the sames, except that, on creation, I pass a parameter
to specify a port to connect.
These object can connect to a serial port and receive datas. (it's more
complicated but enough to explian here).

Now, I want to have a remote monitoring, via tcp, I want to connect to
theses objects and display what he receive and send a command.

What I think is to open 7 listening tcp ports.
I'm looking for WCF, but ...
When I call my wcf object, how can I link to the previously created objects
?
How to handle static datas with my 7 "same" objects,
...

Thx

[Alvin Bruney [ASP.NET MVP]]

said objects should expose a method - whoAmI(), GetMyData(), SetMyData() so
that other objects can interact with said objects. That should have been
considered in your design decision long before you wrote any code btw.
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Regards,
Alvin Bruney [MVP ASP.NET]

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Post by Geoffrey
Hello,
I have a soft that run in service mode.
The service create 7 objects on start.
These 7 objects are the sames, except that, on creation, I pass a
parameter to specify a port to connect.
These object can connect to a serial port and receive datas. (it's more
complicated but enough to explian here).
Now, I want to have a remote monitoring, via tcp, I want to connect to
theses objects and display what he receive and send a command.
What I think is to open 7 listening tcp ports.
I'm looking for WCF, but ...
When I call my wcf object, how can I link to the previously created
objects ?
How to handle static datas with my 7 "same" objects,
...
Thx