The Distributed Extensions library for .NET allows you to easily write distributed applications in C# without dealing with networking, synchronization, serialization or caching. You write your applications like you would any other and the library takes care of the rest.
Code Example
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namespace Application.PeerToPeer { [Distributed(Mode.PeerToPeer)] class Program { public static void Main(string[] args) { // Set up distributed node. LocalNode node = new LocalNode(); node.Join(); // Get the universe and increase it's counter. Universe universe = new Distributed<Universe>("universe"); universe.Enter(); // Output the counter. Console.WriteLine("The universe counter is now at: " + universe.Counter); // Wait until the user hits enter. Console.WriteLine("Hit enter to quit at any time."); Console.ReadKey(true); universe.Leave(); // Quit. node.Leave(); return; } } [Distributed] public class Universe { /// <summary> /// The universe's counter. /// </summary> public int Counter { get; private set; } public void Enter() { this.Counter += 1; } public void Leave() { this.Counter -= 1; } } } |
The Result
