I have a server - application (windows service) with 40 wellknown remote
objects. All of these objects expose Get and Save methods witch return and
accept only datasets (or integer,strings, ..).
Because the methods or very small (select from a DB) the application works

Our server will be configured to use IIS when remoting is needed, or
configured to use windows service if we only need local client. when using
windows service for local server and client, because we opened a port, can
any one from other computer break into that port and get ...

1) a client can activate a remote object by using either :
          - new
          - Activator.GetObject
          - Activator.CreateInstance

I'm just starting out with Remoting and have come across a number of 'host'
examples that each register a channel and then 'publish' the remote
object,like so:
.

VB.NET, SQL 2k, win2k server, and xp client
using server activated objects tcp/binary, using COM+
I want within server code running within COM+ to identify the AD user who called the code
How should I do this with remoting

I have a strange incident happening when I'm doing development for .Net
remoting.
To implement the listener, I have a console project that just calls
RemotingConfiguration.Configure and then GetRegisteredWellKnownServiceTypes.

I have a SingleCall SAO that I'm hosting using IIS.  This SingleCall SAO
makes a call to a Singleton SAO (which provides access to shared resources)
that is also hosted by IIS.  My test application is working with the objects
hosted either on the same machine or on two different ...

I've used a server sink to find out who the client is, this works fine when
I use a configuration file on my server, but if I try to hardcode the
details, my client can't access the server.
Can anyone help me out

I am trying to expose a remote reference to a Crystal Report (version 9.2.2)
from a server.  I'm able to gain the Transparent Proxy on the client without
issue, however, when I attach the object to my
CrystalReportViewer.ReportSource, I receive an "Unable to load 'clr:

I have a remoteable class running in a windows service that handles
access to a database.
I also have a windows application that uses the remoteable class to
populate a datagrid control. i.e. the datasource of the datagrid is

If I have a remotable type with a method that takes a delegate as a
parameter and that delegate points to a method on a serializable type
that was local to the client.  If the remotable type on the server
invokes the delegate will it run within context of the remoted object

Computer gods,
My direct problem is that I'm getting this error message back from my
remoting client, indicating the an error on the remoting server:
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I have a Serialized object that I have placed a Public Shared method in.
What I want to do, from the client side is something like:
Dim p as Person
p = Person.CreateMyPerson()

I'm trying to develop a Windows Forms application that connects to a server
using .NET Remoting.
In order to minimize Administration effort, I want to use "No Touch
Deployment"(NTD).

Alright, I have read a ton on this and I still haven't
had much luck getting this to work.  I have a web service
that calls a SingleCall .NET Remote Object over TCP
hosted by a Windows Service.  This has worked fine on