When .NET Remoting is implemented using the HTTP Channel and the SOAP
Formatter, is the .NET Framework required on the client and the server? In
other words, can a .NET Remoting client running Windows XP communicate with
a non-Windows server that is not running the .NET Framework?

In the following remoting codes,I want to use the client to use method
Getaaa() to get aaa's value in Form1,then how can I implement public int
Getaaa()?
this is the server part:

In many articles,it is suggested to use the following code to determine
whether the server is reachable,but in my test,it seems the code does not
works,the obj always has some value,it will not be null.Is there anyone can
explain the reason?thanks!

Wehave a C/S  Applikation working with MBR-Objects and it works well in our
Network.During a Installation on an other designed Network we have poblems
to kommunicate with the Serverobjects.
Description of our Setup

Consider the following scenario:
Server A (running IIS + ASP.Net code)
----- firewall ----------------------
Server B (running .Net Remoting listener program)

We have successfully implemented a remoting project using TCP/Binary. Our
windows client apps talk to a remoting windows service on another machine.
My question is, how can the windows apps recover/reconnect gracefully when
the connection drops or the service on the remote machine ...

I want to know IP Addresses of all machines on a peer to
peer network.  How can i do this ?
The network consists of Win 9x machines and there is no
DNS server.

Background:
I am considering migrating our J2EE,Java,JSP based servers
and applications to .NET/C#:
Clients will be based on Windows and all compute intensive

Is it possible to change the default RDP port 3389 to another?
There are many opensourced RDP client, do you know is there the opensourced
RDP server?
Thank you very much!

Here's the scenario -
The client requests lots of data.  The request passes
through the middle
tier to the database.  The data returns through the middle

Over the last few days I have been trying to build a sample app to call a
remote component.
I am trying to prove that Windows Forms using Zero Touch Deployment and .NET
Remoting is the best way to proceed on a new fairly substantial project.

I would like to clarify something about Remoting Object in .NET.
Knowing from MSDN that in order for Remote Object to work, I need 3
components.
a) RemotableType object, just like a regular dll with additional remotable

I was wondering if it is possible to somehow be notified before a
remoting call is made, and also to be notified after the remoting call
has returned to the client? Does remoting or the formatter provide a
way of trapping these events?

I am trying to implement Remoting-Singleton
with asychronous events (Delegates) the microsoft
sample,
\Microsoft Visual

This question seems to come up about every other day, and so far has only
been answered once and I didn't understand the answer.
I, too, need to access the remoting object at the server.  I am creating a
singleton object to hold a stack of information in memory, provided by