I've created a remoting host as a console-app and all classes have a
"Console.WriteLine" in their constructor/destructor for debugging
reasons. I'm using singlecall objects.
After compiling the application in releasemode and running it in

I am having problems with .NET Remoting.  The exception along with
some stripped down code are below.  We have two machines with a switch
and firewall between them (with all ports open), but right now we are
bypassing the switch and using actual machine names in our code.

I use IIS to host a simple remotable object, which returns
a filled DataSet from its ExecuteQuery() method. When
hosted in a standalone remoting server this method returns
as expected, but on IIS I get the following exception

I've written a data access component which I want to install on a database
server machine.
I have two questions which I'd would appreciate anyone's advice /
experience.

Hi
I want to have maximum performance on my remote object. I am currently using http/soap.
may be tcpchannel is the best; what changes I should do in my config file and client code.
thanks,

.Net 1.1 upgrade problem : ListBox gets ExecutionEngineException during remotin
Hi
we have an application with a remoting interface between a clien app and a service app
The client has a listbox

I am using the TCP CAO SAO factory pattern.
Does anybody know an example for server side sponsors?
Thanks

I'm running through an example of remoting in a MS book where I create a
console based chat client.
After scrtinizing my code over and over again, I'm sure I have it right...
But it's not working

We are using ASP.Net Remoting with our business Objects. All our BO’s are stateless. In each call I pass all the parameters. Currently we are using Instance classes (objects). On each page we instantiate an Object and call the method. Our application Performance is low. My ...

I'm a little lost with this. I'm using a http channel with binary formatter.
Using the configurationfile method. The connection gets made but any method
call
throws a 405.

I'm need help trying to diagnose a error I'm receiving from IIS 5.0 on a
Windows 2000 Server machine.  We are trying to remote a call to a remoted
Object service and receive the following error:
System.Net.WebException: The underlying connection was closed: An unexpected

my problem is as follows: My program has various plugins. That means
calling assembly and currently running plugins are in different
folders. While one plugin is active and I start an async thread via
BeginInvoke, the runtime cannot find the assembly and type (class) of

i am gettin
"Attempted to call a method declared on type System.Reflection.IReflect on an object which exposes 'myobject
i am using
                   ' Initialize Configuration

I noticed a problem in .NET remoting with the following definition in a MBRO
class
public abstract int Read(byte[] buffer, int offset, int count);
When you call this method, remoting will transmit the buffer from

I know this is a little OT for this group, but figured at least someone
here would know the answer.
I've got an app using remoting, the server side is a Windows Service and
the client side is a standard Windows Forms app. The service is