My remote object is HTTP/SOAP, that listens on port 8085. Whenever I
try to add a web reference from ATL client to this object I get the
following error. Anyone knows why?
error SDL1009 : could not resolve element, with  [    namespace =

A simple question.
According to the literature, Interop uses a high-speed shared memory channel
to transport marshalled parameters between managed and unmanaged code.
I was wondering if this "shared memory channel" was available to the rest of

I'm looking for design guidelines for a scenario:
   - remote service (or some analog) is performing calls to third party web
services. Purpose is to receive specific data, which is required to multiple
child application instances. I can't rely neigther on stable responce time

I used configuration file to register a remote object.
string configFile =
AppDomain.CurrentDomain.SetupInformation.ConfigurationFile;
RemotingConfiguration.Configure(configFile);

Do any of you know of any online config file resources?  I'm just learning
the material and am having trouble with it.  Currently, I have a third party
provider that I want to use.  In my configuration file, I have the following
lines in the <channel> section.

Howdy,
I'm having difficulty throwing any kind of exception from within a
secondary domain, and then catching it back in the primary domain.
(I'm writing a managed C++ assembly, Windows XP, Visual Studio .NET

   I'm attempting to create a user control on a form and then pass a
reference to that user control to a remote server that will handle its
operation.  I am successfully passing a reference to a previously created
object, and receiving it on the server side.  That is... the server ...

I know Type.GetType says it can load any physical assembly on the system it is called from
What I am trying to accomplish is having peices of a puzzle fit together dynamically
We have an interface IScriptletAction that is implemented to do maybe, 20 or 30 different things. Thus we ...

If I'm running a remoting object under IIS can I use SingleCall or
Singleton?   For performance reasons is it possible to run it as a Singleton
but treat it as SingleCall?
Thanks!

What is the best way of doing serialization, XmlSerialization
, BinaryFormatter OR SoapFormatter in terms of
1. Works in both persisting an object and remoting an object
2. Able to control public and private properties and attributes

I am using a remoting server using tcp on x port. Something wrong happened
because server stops responding to any call being made by the ASP.NET
client. Also, this problem also cause the page wait infinitely and never
send a response to the browser.

I am new to this (especially the terminology) so please be patient
I have an asp.net application that when a client 'loads' a page, it gets an object from the server via remoting.  In the constructor of the object I start a thread that does some work in preparation for the users ...

any one who has very good background or have worked with .Net Sockets,
building TCP Servers and is familiar with .NET remoting and ASP.NET Web
services can reply to this message or email me so we can discuss about a
new workspace at gotdotnet.com for the project that im planning

 I have been struggling with a remoting implementation, where I want
bi-directional communication between one server object and one remoting
client.  I have a SAO, whose methods are working properly when called from
the remoting client application, which runs on the same computer.  ...

I am a newbie at remoting and I am having some problems in an application I have
The problem is as follows
I saw an example of a chat application that used timers on the client to update a listbox in the client, but I was trying to make the client update this listbox when the ...