I have an architecture issue. If someone could tell me if Remoting
supports this and what the best approach would be, it'd be a
tremendous help.
Ideally, I need a layer of delegation between the proxy class instance

I have a Singleton SAO that needs to be up and running all the time.
The problem is SAOs are not activated until the first client makes
contact. How do I get around this issue?
If I host it in a windows service I could probably have the onStart()

Thanks in advance.

Help!
I have just re-installed vs.net 1.1 to try and cure this problem but it
still persits. I am trying to get the VoicesService /VoicesClient example
from a book to work - a simple remoting method call over http and I receive

I'm trying to unregister a channel which was registered using a
configuration file (using RemotingConfiguration.Configure).
I can't use ChannelServices.Unregister(mychannel), because I do not
have a channel object because I did not register it manually.

I have a remoted object that hosted by a console application which uses a
config file to present the object as a Singleton.
This Singleton object creates worker threads to process requests ...
specifically one worker thread per modem to facilitate pipelining requests

I guess I just don't get all of the concepts yet:
I've come from a VB/COM/MTS background where you write a class library
type application, compile it and drop it into MTS, where you export a
type library (proxy definition) which is used so the client can

I have a problem with .NET remoting. I am using client activated objects. If the constructor for such an object throws an exception, the exception doesn't get back to the client. Instead, I get "Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation." If I throw the same ...

Lets say I have a remoted business logic object with a method called
RestoreSettings.
The RestoreSettings method takes 3 args; an int to specify a key id, and 2
different custom serializable objects.

What direction is Microsoft taking - should I be building applications using WSE or remoting.  There is a lot of talk of moving towards a services orientated architecture.  Does this mean the end of remoting
HELP!

My program copies an ArrayList containing delegates to another program using
Remoting. It works without any problems as long as the server and client
application use the same .dll file which contains the WellKnownType. If the
client application has a local copy of that assembly, I ...

I need some direction in a project that I'm working.  First off I need to
know if remoting is what I need to be using and secondly if it is, can
somebody point me in the right direction.
My goal:

Wanted to learn a bit of remoting. Thought I'd start with something
really simple but I cannot get even the basics to work.
'Remoted Object
namespace ServerApp

Remoting calls problem!
I have problem with remoting calls, sometimes the application "locks" about
2 minutes when i call the server before it releases the remoting call and
everything is normal again. Sometimes the application just ends without any

I have developped a Simple Remoting Example.
Now my problem is
I'm hosting a Remote Object in a Console Application.When I run that
application it starts and hosts the Remote Object and clients also can