Can I use my Remote Obejct in the Visual Studio.NET Add-In?

I would like to know if there is a method for making methods of a
remote object non-serializable.
Currently, I have a server object that is serialized by the Marshal
method, so it is instantiated on the server side prior to activation

I'm a beginner in Visual Studio .NET and a Visual Basic programmer. I'm interesting in building a ASP.NET project as a VNC application. Example
Let say you want to do a presentation from your computer. you want to use the web as your host client to connect to your remote server. ...

I am getting an internal error whenever I try to host a remoted object that instantiates a remoted object on another server.  In essence, the function being called on one remoted object delegates to another remoted object on another server alltogether.  Is there anything wrong ...

Is remoting good for the following scenario:
  I want a server to recieve various messages from
diferent types of clients(keyboard, touch screen, barcode
reader). The server should analyze these messages and

I am trying to set up a cluster using remoting,
I register a ServerChanne
Then I register an object (RegisterActivatedServiceType
Then I try to RegisterActivatedClientType against another server (that server does the same as above, but tries to register a client against this server

At the moment I'm thinking over the scalability of .net remoting...
Does anyone know, how many singlecall server object a .net remoting
server can handle? does it depend from the size of the ram or is there
another limit?

The app i'm working on has an object (object a) that is configured as
a remote object.  It's lifetime is set up indefinitely, for the
purposes of my app.  When a caller accesses one of its functions,
another MarshalByRef object ("object b" - not configured as a remote

My apologies, I'm just starting to dive into remoting, so this is going to
be a "newbie" type post.
My question relates to accessing configuration info from the remote object.
Assuming I have an assembly (MyAssembly.dll) with 2 remotable objects

I am trying to debug some remoting code.  I am requesting a dataset via the
remothing server and it is throwing following error:
Server encountered an internal error.  Fo more information, turn on
customErrors in the servers .config file.mscorlib

I'm trying to recreate a remote object.
When a remote server is down - its of course impossible
(some exceptions).
But when a remote server will be accessible - nothing

Is there any way for the remoting client to send a command to the
remoting server?  Or to call a method on the server?
What I'm trying to do is have the client prompt the server to reread
its configuration file (for example, to switch to a new port number),

I have a remoting server, which can dynamically change the port it's
running on.  I do this by doing a StopListening() on the channel, and
then unregister the channel, read the config, and register the channel
again.

Hi al
I have created a server and client app using remoting. When an event is fired in the server - the client needs to pick it up. When trying to create the event handler in the client, I get the following error
Cannot find the assembly Blah, Version=1.0.1521.20819, ...

Has anyone seen examples or running an IIS remoting object and a Web service
from the same application directory?  I'm looking at each using the same
shared assembly but I don't want the shared assembly in the GAC and I don't
want to duplicate it in different bin directories.  Any ...