Distributed applications typically take the form of client/server applications. The server portion implements a bulk of the business logic, and the client portion provides access to the business logic by end users and other applications.
To integrate MATLAB® functions with servers developed in .NET, use either .NET remoting or Windows Communications Foundation
Create a Remotable .NET Assembly
How to build a remotable component
Access a Remotable .NET Assembly Using MWArray
How to set up a console server and client using the MWArray API
Access a Remotable .NET Assembly Using the Native .NET API: Magic Square
How to set up a server application and client using the native .NET API
Access a Remotable .NET Assembly Using the Native .NET API: Cell and Struct
How to set up a server application and client for code containing cell arrays and structs using the native .NET API
Create Windows Communications Foundation Based Components
How to deploy a Windows® Communications Foundation based component
Use MATLAB Compiler SDK Web Example Guide
Brief description of the web example guide
Learn what “remotable” .NET components are and the advantages of implementing them
Requirements for using .NET Remoting
What Is Windows Communications Foundation?
Brief description of Windows Communication Foundation