How to Self-Host a Windows-Initiated Process
Self-Hosting is a technology that allows you the option of running a Transaction Integrator (TI) assembly in-process with an associated application. Self-Hosting improves performance of your application by not running the TI assembly through Internet Information Services (IIS).
To self-host a TI assembly
Create a TI assembly as you would normally.
For more information, see Creating an Application with Host Integration Server Designer.
Register the TI assembly using TI Manager, using the Self-Host radio button selected.
You may also set the hosting model in the Properties toolbox in Visual Studio.
For more information, see Creating an Object.
In Visual Studio, use Solution Explorer to add a reference to your TI assembly.
Code your application, using the interfaces on the TI assembly as you would any other interface.