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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Distributed Applications / July 2006

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.NET 2.0 Serviced Components and windows 2000 sp426 Jul 2006 16:47 GMT2
I've a big problem. I developed a .NET website with Serviced Components and
Com+ Vb6. This apps are running in a windows xp sp2 very well.
I did install this in a windows 2000 but I am many problems:
- The GAC in win2K are diferente (there is only one assembly directory)
Reading __remotePrincipal from CalContext for an IPC channel24 Jul 2006 09:18 GMT11
I am trying to read the "__remotePrincipal" data from the CallContext in a
remoting application but the value of this data is always null.
My remote object derives from MarshalByRefObject and has a method as follows:
public string GetContextInfo(string role)
maintenance required?22 Jul 2006 09:58 GMT1
hey all,
i just configured my sql server to be the session state for my web page for
the first time (under fw v.1.1 ).
is there any maintenance involved when using sql server as session state?
COM+ Serviced Componet Application Proxy - Can anyone explain21 Jul 2006 18:38 GMT1
Does anyone know in details what happens when you export an application proxy
from a COM+ Managed Application, and installing the proxy on another box.
As far as I know:
- app directory created and managed dll is copied there
N-tier application17 Jul 2006 19:50 GMT1
   someone knows where can i find a good example of an N-tier application?
regards
gian paolo
Newbie Question about SQL Server 2005 Express connection...17 Jul 2006 17:10 GMT5
Hi, I'm fairly new to this, hope you'll forgive the newbie question.
I'm trying to build an app that will be installed on up to six PCs. The app
will use a Winform UI connected to a database sitting in a shared network
folder.
[ANN] edtFTPnet/PRO 3.0 released - includes support for SFTP17 Jul 2006 15:45 GMT2
Enterprise Distributed Technologies Ltd is very pleased to announce the
immediate release of edtFTPnet/PRO 3.0 - a major upgrade to EDT's
popular software library for embedding secure file transfer
functionality in .NET applications.
Serviced Component : Architectural revival15 Jul 2006 05:21 GMT9
We have ASP.net application which uses crystal report as a report generation
tool and SQL server Database server.
We are using Microisoft Entlib Security Blcok and Dataacess block.
We are facing a huge performance degeration problem in the application
100 second delay loading .Net no-touch app?13 Jul 2006 02:30 GMT1
We have a single laptop here that has a consistent delay in loading
multiple .Net applications off of multiple IIS servers via URL access.
It does not matter whether the .Net apps are being launched for the
first time or subsequent times: each request for the application takes
"An error occurred while enlisting in a distributed transaction." 12 Jul 2006 14:06 GMT2
I'm trying to execute a distributed transaction using the following code:
Imports System.Data.SqlClient
Imports System.EnterpriseServices
Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices
UAB - New version not installed06 Jul 2006 19:09 GMT1
   I have used the sample projects of the Application Updater and I
have a problem. I use the manifest approach to update my application
and when the application catch a new update, it will restart the
application but it's still the same version!
security problem06 Jul 2006 03:39 GMT2
hi,everybody.
 I have a question about distrbuting my program safely. I have developed a
c# program and want to distribute it to my customers.But using
reverse-assembling tools everyone can "see" my codes very clearly. Is there
how to protect my codes06 Jul 2006 03:38 GMT5
hi,every one!
 I have an urgent question. My codes need to be published now,but I learn
programs produced with .net are very easy to be reverse-engineered. Could
anyone give me some sugguestions to protect my c# codes?
"Couldn't install assembly as a COM+ component" Error Message04 Jul 2006 18:36 GMT3
We use serviced components and we've changed the transaction settings on the
componets from     [TransactionAttribute(TransactionOption.Supported)] to
    [TransactionAttribute(TransactionOption.RequiresNew,
Isolation=TransactionIsolationLevel.ReadCommitted)]
Serialization Exception propagating Exceptions from Remoting Serve04 Jul 2006 02:48 GMT3
We are now finishing a multi-tier project and have experienced problems in
some of our development machines.
Our project has been divided in three Solutions:
 - 1st: DLL's (Business Façade, Business Logic, Data Access and
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