How can I fire an event from a remote objects?
   I'm using singleton for all my objects and if i try to fire an event
using delegate function, it gives an error.
   Please help.

I've been struggeling for days with remoting events :
- first I had the well known security error. I fixed the problem adding :
       m_objServerProvider = new BinaryServerFormatterSinkProvider();
       BinaryClientFormatterSinkProvider clnt = new

I am struggeling to get the Microsoft.Samples.Runtime.Remoting.Security
sample to work using programming Sinkprovider creation rather than the
config file. I register the channel and all is well.
The first call goes through to my SAO but when I try and make a second call

I have a remoted object which contains an ArrayList.  I also have a
local ArrayList.  When I set the remoted list = to my local one, its
fine. When I start adding or removing objects from the local list, the
list in the remoted object never changes.

I had my remoting application up and running but then the generated proxy
refused functioning.
Why oh why !!
What is going on ? I have found some informatio on the net and in "Advanced

I have an Remoting application that I am attempting to run as a Windows
Service. At OnStart, it attempts to initialize itself via the
WBChannelSvc.exe.config, which is in the bin file. However, it throws an
error saying it can't find the config file and thus failed to start.

I´m writing a distributed application, where the client
could by a server and the server could be the client.
So both appliactions have distributed methods.
Now I tried to open two http channels on each computer

I'd like to use RemotingConfiguration.Configure to configure my server, but
I don't want the server to automatically start listening.  I fished around
in the docs but didn't see anything that would let me do this.
I realize I could do everything programmatically, but that's an ...

I have a Windows Service that is written in C#. It reads remoting
configuration from its config file.
This service hosts clients for wellknown objects that are hosted on another
server.

In my remoting object, I do the following to pass the exception back up to the client:
Catch ex As Exception
Throw ex
An exception is thrown back to the client indeed, but the exception message is not being passed. For example, in the remoting object, if I put a breakpoint on the ...

The problem started when I moved the server from a console application
(for testing) to a Windows service. As a console application, the
server worked flawlessly, as a service I get NullReference exceptions
on the client when trying to call only SOME server methods. About 80%

I can't seem to find it. Where'd it go?

If I have an assembly named MyRemoteObj of type MyNameSpace.MyRemoteObj in
MyRemoteObj.dll and the following code snippets, it's not clear how the
framework knows to look in this particular dll for the assembly:
MyRemoteObj.exe.config snippet