I have a client/server remoting setup, where only certain clients
should be able to access the remote objects on the server.  This means
that I need to authenticate the clients themselves (i.e not using user
or role based authentication).

I'm pretty new to the mechanics of Remoting and I'm busy trying to get my
head around it all.  I have what I think is a pretty basic question.
I have contructed the most simple testing class I could in C# which gets
compiled into myLibrary.dll - code follows below.

Can someone point me to a good example or article about
using remoting asynchronously and then updating the user
interface.
How do I return to the main thread after my remoting

I have a Windows desktop application which hosts a SAO as a singleton.  On
the same Win2K computer, a remoting client can successfully call all the
methods on the remoted server object - no problems.  The Win app contains
the actual data object, which I want to access from the ...

Environment:
Our system is built basically into 3 + tiers.
ASP.Net  -(remote call to BL)-> RemotingService (Windows Service) ->
database server

I have a remote object that I'm instantiating with the following code:
               this.lineageTreeServerMonitor = new
LineageTreeServerMonitor(this.memberNode.MemberID);
               RemotingServices.Marshal(this.lineageTreeServerMonitor,

After some more testing on different systems, I noticed that I am able to call the remoted objects just fine within the context of the IDE on other computers.  The remoted object that I have created is called by another assembly that is COM interoperable.  The application I am ...

How would I go abouting implementing Java RMI's rebind in .NET? I'm dynamically publishing my objects using marshal. I would like the most recent published object  to be available at a well known address. Is this possible? I mentioned rebind because I believe that is the kind of ...

Recently I get strange UDP packets from 10.211.192.1:67 to
255.255.255.255:68 (Win NT5.1).
It comes always 2 packets in 2 seconds! Length with head is always 576 byte,
no data sniffed.

I'm having problems keeping a remote connection with the objects I'm using.  I'm trying to establish
a peer-to-peer chat program (right now, just between 2 people), but am losing my connections after
about 2-3 minutes.
Here is the background of what goes on:

I have been working with a 3-tier system accross remoted channels.  So far I have gotten the whole thing to work if my computer (my dev box) is both the client and server.  I have also gotten it to work if my computer is the client and another is a server.  When I went to deploy ...

I have dumped into remoting and I am sinking.
I have an application that was written by a consultant who has left and I need to modify it.
The existing application has remote objects hosted in IIS (using IIS activation is the phrase I think).  There is an ,exe that is started by

I'am sorry for my english...
How can I break the connection between a client and a file resource running
on a server?
thanks

when using a singlecall server object, i want to know when a network error
occures at the server side.
(Means that a client has called the server just before the network error and
is still running on the server side at the moment of the network problem.)

I have declared a business entities object ObjA that is serializable and is returned by a method of a remote object (ObjB). I also have a public enum value that is used by ObjA and is also declared to be serializable. The enum is a parameter to the method call on the remote ...