I am writing a structure marked as serializable to a data file using the
BinaryFormatter.  The structure does not inherit from any other types.  If I
were to add up the byte size of all the data contained within the structure,
I get about 50 bytes.  However, when I write the data ...

when my application shuts down via Application.Exit() I get a message box
with the text ["unknown software exception" 0x80000003 on .....]. In the
application I use DirectShow (via directshow.net) and managed DirectX.
Besides that I start a tcp listener in a seperate thread but ...

We have .net remoting applications (using .net framework 1.1)
I want to implement error handling in much better way to conclude about
the problem/failure occurred.
What are  the standard  or Microsoft recommendations when communication

I'd like to write a .NET-based network sniffer.
Where can I start?
(Except for first picking what language to write it with...  Thinking of
C#...)

I have an ASP.NET application that uses an assembly 'A'.  'A' is strongly
named, culture-neutral and is at version 1.1.2.444.
I have another assembly 'P' that is built against version 1.2.3.22 of
assembly 'A'.