I have a client and a server and I am using remoting. All written in C#
with no umanaged code. I am using a TCP channel to communicate and I
have tried this with a server both as a console application and as a
windows service application. The problem is the same. Whenever I close

Anyone writing a custom channel (which we have), needs to be able to disable
the CrossAppDomain channel if they want to unit test their code on a single
machine.  If you don’t disable the CrossAppDomain channel, then it will take
over same-machine remoting calls (after ...

I'm starting a new system form a retail chain and I could use a webservices architecture to make all points online with the head
office.
I have some doubts with the architecture details but I can't find good documentation about that (the .Net have many different ways
to make ...

I am trying to use javascript in the ASP.NET application, i wonder if it is
possible to write javascript in asp.net pages or not? if it is possible
please let me know how.
Thanks

I am somewhat new to .Net and Web Services.  After spending some time reading
the discussions I’ve determined that Web Services is probably the best option
for my current application.  I would like to confirm that my thinking is
correct.

Can anyone explain why, in my application based on the UIPAB, my first view
that starts the application via UIPManager.StartOpenNavigationTask("OpenNav",
"StartView") results in the view immediately closing as soon as it is opened
(and shutting down the whole application)?

Can the following be done in C#
Go from:
[DllImport("test.dll")]
extern "C" int testFunc(int y);

I am designing a web app and had a few questions.  The web app will be
broken into three tiers: (Presentation, Application(Service), and DB).
Currently, I am toying with the idea of having either two or three servers
to house each layer.  If I use the two server approach then I ...

I'm writing C# serviced components and I have a problem in a specific
scenario: if I write a component like this one:
    [ComVisible(true)]
    [Guid("8D549B68-A5EE-AABB-FFEE-4F6B0E9A3FCB")]

I'm starting a new project with a WS in the middle tier and Winform at the presentation tier but I'm not sure about the best way to
take the entities of the business rules between the layers.
In this project, I will work with a database-agnostic approach (I need support for SQL ...

I am developing GUI of my Project in C# for easness and core functionallity
is implemented in C++ (UN Managed).
So, I write a wrapper class in Managed C++ which handles all Marshalling-Un
Marshalling issues as well as calling unmanaged C++ class.

I'm working on a project that should target both the PC machines and
smart-devices running Windows.CE. So far I've been succesful at creating two
separate projects with the same source code files, one to target Windows PCs
and the other that targets a PocketPC smart device.

Good day!
I don't remember where I saw caomparision of COM+ and .NET remoting and
guidelines for these techonologies usage. If anyone can help me to find these
links - please, do it.

I have a general question on how to implement transactions across multiple
web services using Microsoft and .Net.
Example:  I have two webservices (both are simplified for sake of example).
1. wsUpdateChecking(amount) - this webservice will update the amount of

Please help, here is the scenario
I have a very simple .net application that connects to an AS400 database
using OLEDB. This application also has a third party grid from componentone
called truedb grid. I am using .net framework 1.1.