I want a transactional object (managed by COM+) to be
activated remotely using .Net Remoting. This means that it
needs to inherit both from ServicedComponent and from
MarshalByRefObject. Any thoughts?

I'm trying to pass a Type object as the parameter to a method on a remoted
object.
If the Type is the type of a base object (say typeof( int ) ) it all works
fine, but if its say typeof( MyClass ) I get the exception:

After reading through a host of .NET Remoting documentation, and
implementing some sample applications, I am left understanding "how"
to implement it, but I have some "best practices" questions.
My main concern is around when and where to register a channel with

 I need to create a winform app that will connect to a remote server (non-windows. i.e linux/solaris), "watch" a file and stream the output to a window in the application. For those familiar with unix, the equivalent of this would be to rsh into the machine, cd to a certain ...

My remoting created server objects need to maintain client state.  I also
want to use a shared interface dll between the client and server.  My
understanding is that CAO does not support shared interfaces.
Why does this limitation exist?

I've developed two classes, a server and a client, and its communicates via
remoting (http). It works fine.
But, when I've added an event wich born in server and handled in client, and
initialize the client class, the following error appear:

Hello Fellow Remoters,
I want to pass on some information that took me 3 to 4 weeks to finally
resolve.
I had been posting various situations where it appeared state was being lost

is it possible to catch the server response message to a client request
at the client channel sinks if i have a custom channel sink at the
client sink and i want to catch server response at this sink to make
some pre-processing will that be possible?

is it possible to implement a custom transport channel sink in .net
remoting if so are there any resources on the internet that talk about
this?

I would like to use a server side db connection object in a client-activated
remote object.
Any Ideas how to do that ?
Thank you for your time.

My boss has decided that we need to use Ingo's
RemotingHelper.  This is not a problem.  As you know for
each object that you remote using this methodology you
need to create an interface.  

I want to create a Windows service that uses my existing API's.
I also want to create a Windows GUI that can execute functions inside the
service.
How can I accomplish this with remoting?  I haven't seen any examples on how to

we retrieve information from a remote host through sockets.
the maximum no of sockets that can be opened are 4.
so the remote host will allow only 4 simulatenous sockets
to exist.

I'm having the following problem:
Remoting on my Laptop has stopped working. I have testapp (see below)
that works on a PC with Microsoft Server 2003 and on a PC with Windows
2000 Pro. Only on my laptop (WinXP pro) it does not work anymore. The

I have a SAO hosted in IIS that is also registered in COM+.  Where is
the proper place to put custom configuration information, i.e.
ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings, for the remoted object to access?
I have tried the web.config as well as the calling client's