Is there any way to pass an XMLDocument via remoting other than by
turning it into a string?
I've found that if I pass XML as a string via a web service, then all
<> tags get escaped, so the document gets quite a bit larger.  Does

I want to host a remote component that will be used by multiple
applications.
Is there a way on the remote host to identify what application is calling
the component?

Hello, All!
I try to realize the plug-ins loaded in the separate domain (approximately
as here it is written
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/03/10/plug-ins/default.aspx). A

I'm receiving the following exception when passing delegates to public methods as parameters
"An unhandled exception of type 'System.Runtime.Serialization.SerializationException' occurred in mscorlib.dll
Additional information: Serialization will not deserialize delegates to ...

Hopefully a quick question,
I have a remoting app that works fine on the dev platform (XP SP1A) but
trips up on the production platform (2003 Server).
I have a well known singleton type + delegate type + event.

I would like to hear some opinions on what the best way to host a remote
object is.  I've got a small, inquiry-only (well mostly inquiry) app.
Taking advice from CodeMonkey (thank you) I am using SingleCall objects.
I'm hosting my remote DLL in IIS; I chose IIS because it was there ...

I have a project wich uses remoting.
I have read the book  ".net remoting" from MS press and I decided to use the
same architecture as described in chapter 3. I have a caching dataset wich
contains all the data in a SQL server and is filled on startup of the

If I have a class that inherits from a typed dataset, how do I serialize it?
i.e. all the serialisation functionality is protected at the typed dataset
level and therefore I can not override any of the methods.  For example, I
can not override GetObjectData to put my other ...

Can anyone recommend some sources of client/server design patterns and/or
architectures that target different client/server applications. The idea
here is to begin development of some client/server architectures within the
Remoting framework.

I have read this article.
http://www.ingorammer.com/RemotingFAQ/CAOS_INTERNET_FIREWALL.html
I have couple of question ?
Do you make the modifications on the client configuration file? I assumed

We are developing a C# application that will be running primarily on
LANs (TCP/IP) but will also run on WANS (TCP/IP or HTTPS for internet
connections).
The application performs standard database select, insert and update

In my remoting architecture, the callbacks are done by
inheriting the common class that is known to both client
and server.
The callbacks work OK until we keep calling the method of

Serializable classes generated from xsd files using xsd.exe always uses an
array? Is there any way to force xsd.exe to use collection (ArrayList or
equivalent) classes instead of Array? is there any other tool that could be
used?

I created a simple remoting application where remote object is a
simple object returning a dataset. I tried to access it from a
different machine but I got a security error. I know I have to do some
security related stuff but am not able to figure out what. I am using

We are after the best way to pass data from an sql
database over remoting.
We were looking at a datatable approach as it inherits
from the MarshalByRef class.