I've currently switched my application to VS 2003 due to the Remoting
security level problem.  My application is a pair of CAO server-client
applications.  But my client-side program generates a
'System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingException' ....

My server is a console application.
My client is an exe WinForms application.
I use a common General class library for my interface
definitions.

We have an application that uses remoting with TCP protocol. The client
communicates with server using remoting.
If I have 2 or more application servers, can we use network loading
balancing to distribute the load from client to servers? Are there any

I have encountered a severe problem with .NET remoting using SOAP over HTTP that I would really appreciate some help with.
As my first foray into the .NET architecture I have designed a distributed trading system based entirely on .NET remoting and written mostly in C#. Many of ...

My application implements CAO with a SAO factory.  I would like to switch my code over to using config files to allow for settings changes without re-comple
The server can reside on any machine in the users lan.  The location (machine name) of the server is passed to the client ...

I've seen articles, small tutorials, MSDN documentation,
and best practice guidelines on Remoting, but I'd really
like to see an enterprise example application using
Remoting.  

I am writing an ASP.net application using the web.config file and
RemotingConfiguration.Configure to define the remoting configuration.
This technique works fine for the initial page load; however if the
page is refreshed or accessed again, I receive the following error:

I am intested in compability issues when using Remoting over a firewall, which for example only exposes port 80. I know i can use XML web services over port 80, but what about remoting?
I see that if Remoting is used under IIS, the code samples on MSDN show that you dont specify a ...

I am having a problem getting binary formatting to work now that I
have moved to .net framework 1.1.  I am using IIS as the host and
interfaces as the client/server bridge.  I set the server config file
to binary and set the typeFilterLevel = "Full".  I figure I have to do

I can accomplish my task without remoting, but when my object is remoted, it
breaks.    I hate to post questions that may have simple answers, but I've
combed the groups and have found no advice that has helped me.    I've been
focusing on making sure my remoted object is ...

I think I found a serious problem in remoting calls, and specifically
in formatter/serializer I think.
Example:
Using remoting TCP channel (on LAN) and binary formatter it takes

I am trying to get the client's IP address when they connect to the
Remoting server.  I have searched for hours for examples in VB.NET.  I
even bought Ingo Rammer's book.  However, I can't seem to get working
code examples.  I know it has something to do with Sinks.  I would

I have implemented the CAO factory pattern.  My Interface code is as follows:
public interface IBroker
{
IRemote CreateRemoteSystem(string systemConfigXml);

Our DAL (Data Access Layer as a dll) is hosted by IIS.  We use binary
serialization to pass a DataSet into the DAL from a client exe.
Our client exe calls GetChanges on DataSet and passes the changes to our
remoted DAL.

I'm reposting a previous post here with a more descriptive subject,
which will hopefully get a bit more attention.
My issue is this:
I am calling a remote object over TCP from a pooled .NET Serviced