I'm working onan enterprise application and I wondering what the best way is
to implement remoting hosted by windows services. Should I use 1 service
that hosts all my remote objects or should I divide the remoting of object
over several windows services ? I know that I must keep in ...

at System.Runtime.Remoting.Proxies.RealProxy.ValidateReturnArg(Object arg,
Type paramType)
  at
System.Runtime.Remoting.Proxies.RealProxy.PropagateOutParameters(IMessage

Can you manipulate the CallContext in a Client/Server Sink in such a way that new information can be pushed from a lower level.  I have tried to do this through the code listed below but it has not worked or I should say it works on the server and never the client.  Any ...

I want a server activated object life as long as the client is
connected. Can this be done only by pinging the server from the client
or is there another (buildin) way? For CAOs there is sponsoring.

Hi: I am learnning how to use the remoting in my application. But I don't
know what is the steps of making a remoting application. So can anyone give
me some advice  or a remoting design moduel??
Jet

Hi again all,
I'm trying to understand the interplay between the channels and a firewall.
Here's my setup, I have a client which has a http channel registered on say
port 5150 to receive a callback.  My server object is hosted in IIS.  IIS is

I have a remote object that supports a simple interface. I left out
the details in the code that follows in order to present the problem.
public namespace MyNamespace
{

I'd like to create a remoting server with SingleCall objects and I am wondering how remoting will behave under heavy load. Does remoting launch a thread for every client or does it use some kind of thread pool and request queuing mechanism? After quickly scanning the ...

Hi. I posted a thread yesterday and I think I was not very clear in exposing my question
I would like to know, when I'm invoking a remoting object's method that returns a DataSet, what will I receive on the client? Will I receive the actual DataSet object, or just a pointer ...

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i am trying to register a dll file taht was produced by C# code, i register the dll file using Regsvcs.exe on many servers, however, with the new .net framework it gives me this error
An unknown exception occurred during installation
1: System.Runtime.Serialization ...

What is the best way to accomplish this?
I have a web server ( stand alone NOT on a domain ) which uses a component
on an app server ( within a domain ). I need to authenicate users from the
web server to the app server. Only connection between the two is the tcp

I am trying to Publish a Reflected Object (REFOBJ) and access its method
from a remote machine.
The REFOBJ is inherited from an abstract class which exists on both client
and the server machines.

We are about to launch the development of a product
developed in C# using a Windows Forms client
communicating over .Net Remoting to a middle tier.  
While we have read a lot of material on remoting, we

I want to ensure that only some assemblies will be able to call my
remote object (for info, I intend to use TCP channel with Binary
formatter but I don't think it's relevant here).
Is it a good idea to use a LinkDemand action with the

I have an architecture that is a stand alone web server (not in a domain )
that uses a remote component on an app server inside a domain. I have read
all the MSDN articles and have a question. They all speak of using SSPI with
Kerberos or NTLM, but in my situation neither can be ...