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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Remoting / August 2003

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Singlecall Object and COM+ and Performance05 Aug 2003 16:33 GMT1
I am just trying to exploring this issue for performance reasons.
I have a single call remote object hosted in a window service. The client
uses Activator.GetObject to create the object and call its method using an
interface. Since lots of these remote objects are being created in a ...
Security Exception with .NET remoting 1.105 Aug 2003 16:27 GMT2
I am having exactly the same problem as a previous poster (Damien), but my
assembly is not strong named.
I have copied the text from Damien's post, changing as appropriate for my
problem:
(2nd Attempt) Passing Objects05 Aug 2003 02:08 GMT7
I have a object that is created in a seperate domain which needs to be
passed back to the parent class.  Because this object is created in a
seperate domain if I try to pass the object back to the parent class
(different domain) I receive an error about "File Not Found".  I know the
Why do I have to link "Server Class" to build client executable?01 Aug 2003 17:17 GMT1
I don't like the idea of linking the guts of the class that performs
all the server-side remoting operation with the client binary that I
distribute.
It seems like the client should only need an interface and not the
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