[Sorry for cross-posting, but this topic equally relates to remoting and
interop!]

I am extending a legacy app which uses DCOM to implement a networked
client-server architecture. As some more recent parts of the app are written
in .NET, I would like to use it for my new extensions. I have been
successful in building a .NET remoting sample, so I have an inkling how it
works.

Anyway, what I want to do is to is to pass a reference to a remoteable .NET
object from one AppDomain to another via a COM client-server infrastructure
which is already in place. In other words, I want to create a remoteable
.NET object on the server and return a (CCW) interface pointer to a COM
object on the server. This CCW interface is returned to a COM client on the
client machine via DCOM. Now I want to pass the CCW COM interface to a .NET
object on the CLIENT machine and get back a .NET reference to the .NET
server object running on the server machine.

Can this be done? If so, how? A tiny sample or code snippets would be
extremely helpful and very much appreciated.