I have a remote service hosted in IIS, this service works correctly
when invoked through an ASP.Net application.
The problem is when I invoke through a VB.Net DLL, I get this error
(sorry in Spanish):(Error in Remote Server: (407) Proxy Authorization

This is a pretty high-level question ... from some recent talks on Whidbey, Indigo, etc., I get the impression that Remoting is going to be discouraged, but COM+ / Serviced Components will continue to be supported under the new Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) of Indigo. Does ...

I'm having a problem getting a simple remoting demo app to work.  Could
somebody take a quick look over the code and tell me where I'm going astray?
My demo consists of 3 projects : MathAssembly (remoting obj), MathServer
(console app) and MathClient (console app).  The code is ...

How can I control the channel layout for marshaled objrefs? Let's say I'm calling through a channel that has some custom channel sinks, a custom formatter, etc, and I pass an objref to the server over this channel. When the server unmarshals the objref and calls me back, his ...

How can I get access to the underlying/hidden stream object that is being used to deserialize an object? Is there any way to pass that information by way of "StreamingContext"?
I need to somehow retrieve or create a reference to an object that can be used as a hash for all objects ...

I am trying to use Server side Activation to access strong named assemblies
in the Global Assembly Cache over the standard http channel. However I
cannot get this to work... we get the error shown below. I am running on
Windows2003 servers and have included the PublicKeyToken= entry ...

I am using remoting to get a treeview object populated by server, then assign it to my local treeview in a web form. The connection to the port of server through remoting channel is OK, but when the web form try to retrieve the treeview object, it got SerializationException:

How could I implement IServerChannelSink and use cookie also, just like cookie with  HttpWebRequest/HttpWebResponse
Thanks.

Are there any known issues with .NET and McAfee.
Currently I have a windows service (which access a lot of
files) written in .NET which uses Remoting. However I am
seeing errors while its running on machines with McAfee

In my application, remoted clients, using auto port selection option of port=0, register for remote callbacks from the server.
Since port number is picked by the system, I have no control of which port number is selected.  My problem is that our server will soon be placed behind ...

A zombie remote object?
I have a console application that hosts a remote object.
Case a) When I Ctrl-C this host and  the client request something from this
remote object,

Is there any way to get an exclusive lock on a channel so that only one client can bind to in remoting?.

Is it possible to configure more than one server objects in the same
web.config file under the IIS? Is it just another <application> tag?
Thanks.
Gregory Guo

I am using remoting for my application layer.
The connection string to the data layer is stored in the Web.Config of the Application layer.
Currently, i am trying to set up Nunit to test my Application layer. The problem i am facing is that my connection string is not being picked ...

I have a function that gets exposed via Remoting.
This function accepts a string and an array as parameters.
When I call the function via the client I am sure that there is a string and
an array passed to the function on the server.