I've created a small component to exchange messages between the
client and server application and one of its variables/attributes, a
hashtable collection containing the message queues for the server and the
clients, is shared.

I have NET Remoting solution. Application Server is simple console
application.
In this situation is very easy to use this code in MarhsalByRef classes:
console.writeline("Object X created...") or  console.writeline("Method X is

I'm reading Miscrosoft .NET Remoting by McLean, Naftel,
and Williams.  On page 36 they write:
"Consider what will happen if a client attempts to make
a method call on a remote object whose lease has expired.

I have a singleton object that launch an event. In the server I can catch
it, but in the client I can't. Server app.config already contains
typeFilterLevel="Full" directive and I have copied the client.exe file in
the same folder of server.exe file, so the server can find client

A concern distributing to client app the assembly with implementation rather
than just an interface assembly.
The behavior I get is, I turn on the listener, then run the client, and it
works fine, I get the result back. However when I turn off the listener, I

I'm working on a real-time distributed system. I'm currently using
COM+ model. The response times are a bit slower than the what I'm
looking for. Is .Net remoring provides a faster solution?
Regards

I'm using server activated object via interfaces:
ISessionMgr sessionMgr = (ISessionMgr)Activator.GetObject(
typeof(ISessionMgr), "tcp://localhost:8082/MyUri" );
ILease serverLease = (ILease)RemotingServices.GetLifetimeService(

There seems to be a wide difference in opinions between Remoting and
WebServices.
I would really appreciate some advice.
For building an Enterprise wide app, deployed over the internet, consisting

I have encountered a problem with a function that from the client uploads a
file to the sql-server database. The problem arises when the file is a bit
bigger. I have noticed that it doesn?t work with a file that is like 5 mb in
size.

I'm trying to use Remoting to receive notifications from another .NET
component.
I'm successfully accessing remoted object (created by the server app), but
can not pass a reference to my object as a "callback".

Is it no longer possible to remote Datasets?  Do I now have to use typed
Datasets?
I searched for articles on this and found some but the message content is no
longer available.

I have opted to host my remoted components in IIS. I have a slight problem
though and I'm not sure the best way of solving it. The problem I have is
Identity.
One of my server components validates a domain account name using Active

Scenario:
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I have an Explorer style application.
The app hosts other win forms by making them MDI children, removing border /

I have a rather stupid question about simple application architecture with
remoting.
I have coded a simple chat. My remote singleton instance of ChatServer class
has an event NewMessageEventHandler NewMsgEvent. Whenever a client

I am using VS.NET 2003 on XP Professional.  .Net Framework SP2
Imports System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels.TCP is marked as a syntax error
with the tip: "Namespace or type 'TCP' cannot be found"
What should I do?