I have several questions about Queued Components in .Net.
1. What are the differences between the checkbox "Queued" and the
checkbox "Listen"? They appear Queue Tab in component properties.
2. When should i use message queued? I mean, pls give me somesome

Does anyone have a pattern reference that would allow me to dynamically
switch between instantiating local objects v. remote objects? I'm
particularly interested in anything that uses WCF to manage the remoting
options.

I downloaded the Debugging ToolSet and debuggingwalkthroughs.msi, run it and
opened the VS.Net project.
The project has a reference to DebuggingCOMLib which is not shipped with.
Where can I find this object.

This may not be the correct group, but I make it a try. When my
application is using a library from a different project I add the
different project as a library under the References map. So far so good,
but I want to refer to a debug version when I make my debug project, and

I've wrote some simple tests to test performance. In the client and
server configuration files binary forrmaters were set up.
For 10000 objects datasets passed by values are 8 or sometimes even 10
times faseter then reading marshalled by reference objects properties.

I have been using ClickOnce since the day I downloaded CSharp Express, with
great success.
I have 10 client machines that run my app.  Today I published a new version
to the server using Visual Studio 2005 Standard (just purchased) and 7 of the

I have a system whereby I need to throw custom exception classes across
application domains from remoted APIs.  I believe I saw somewhere that
there was a bit of a trick to this, but I can't find the article now.  I
am certain that I saw somewhere that simply declaring the exception

i have a windows2003 domain with some server as web , build application
server with visual studio installed , a COM+ application server and other.
This server and domain is used from developer through remote desktop for
create and test a web application that  use a aspx and  com+ ...

I am studying an application architecture based on an n.Tiers architecture.
I have  it defined as:
Presenation tiers
Buisness logic

I am trying to catch the real used of a serviced componenent
I get an example where a libarary named Account has been defined as a
serviced component by inheriting from System.ServiceComponent class
This library is performing some action on an SQL dtabase tables

In a 3-Tier application, once upon a while comes the need for binding
objects or usercontrols from other objects, example binding a
usercontrol in the Presentation layer from a Business Layer Object,
My problem:

In .NET 2.0 the RemotingConfiguration.Configure method has a new overload
that you are advised to use with the ensureSecurity boolean parameter, but I
can find nowhere that explains the effect of passing true as opposed to
false. Does this automatically cause all communications ...

I used TransactionScope Object in .NET 2.0 on WIN XP SP2.
My web site is hosted on WIN XP SP2 and SQL 2000 SP4 DATABASE on WIN 2003
Server SP1.
The TransactionScope object fails, when i run the code.

My application uses the no-touch deployment model. In .NET 1.1, this works
great. After I installed .NET 2.0 (and subsequently uninstalled it), the
application can no longer read the app.config file.
Example: ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings.Get(...) always returns Nothing.

I try to use ClickOnce to deploy a test app thru my web site.
During the "Publish Now" process, I have an error "Cannot create _vti_cnf"
(Note that the main application folder has been created ok, which means, I
believe, that the user rights are correct)