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 "Gian Piero Anselmi" <Anselmi@nit.it> wrote in message news:...
 Hello everybody,
 I got an interesting (at least for me) problem: have a simple application server (SingleCall) with some custom sinks (thanks Ingo) on a HTTP channel ...

Is there some magic that needs to happen to get NLB and
remoting to work? Remoting works fine but as soon as we
add in the virtual address it stops working. Any ideas?
Thank you.

Does .NET Remoting support some type of "port pooling".  When specifiying a
port of 0, the system will choose an unused port.  But once released is the
system smart enough to keep the port open and reuse.  Basically like ADO
connection pooling?

I'm using a client, which does remoting with HTTP channel. There are
.NET remoting clients who access the internet through a proxy, which
requires authentication. I know that I have to set the proxyName and
proxyPort setting of the channel but how can I set the credentials to

I have an interface IFactoryClass looks like:
namespace TestLib
    {
    public interface IFactoryClass

My application, server declared as singleton and clients on the same
machine, is working well with Framework 1.0. / VB.NET 2002.
Now, in Framework 1.1 / VB.NET 2003, after adding new lines in
.exe.config files as Ingo Rammer recommanded, no problems when the

I my client application I register HttpChannel and well known client
type.
If application settings are changed I need to change connection settings
for the channel and a url for the client type.

I am new to remoting and having trouble understanding where the .soap entry
in my .config files comes from.
For example, on the server side a web.config file that has the following
lines

Friday, no brain power remains...
I have three assemblies; Client, Interface and Implementation.
The Client uses Implementation through remoting.
Client has a reference to Interface, but not to Implementation.  Likewise,

Is there any way to tell from the server side when a registered Single Call
object is created?  I needed to know this for performance tracking of my
remoting application.
Thank you.

I'm new to remoting and having been having some problems getting my projects
to work. Any help with any of these questions would be appreciated.
1) I want to use instances of classes (i.e. Customer), fill these instances
with information (i.e. Customer.Name = "bob") and pass them ...

The goal is to have the identical servers running on several different
machines while sending events to one client located on one of the
machines.  I can get remoting events to work for each server
individually, but I'm not sure how to register multiple URLs for each

I am registering 2 HttpChannels in the same app, one without a custom
provider and one with. The first channel that has no custom provider
overrides the second one and does not let the custom sink be part of the
second channel. They are both registering different ports in the same

The following article:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndotnet/html/h
awkremoting.asp
says in the Channels section that:
"You can register the same channel listening on two different ports." (Third

I have some strange cast error (from the same type to the same type) when
trying the following:
- IIS Hosted remoting app configured as following:
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