I want to use an existing COM object (i.e. I do not have the
sourcecode) in an ASP.NET application with .NET framework 1.1. The
same object can be included in a winforms application and runs without
any problem. There is also no problem with .NET framework 1.0 so I

I am very new to .NET Remoting and so I have a question (perhaps for many
here in the group a simple question).
I have the following sample constitution.
public class RemoteObject : MarshalByRef

I've searched and searched and I have yet to find an answer on this. Why
wouldn't there be an object in the .Net namespace where I could find out
computers connected to a workgroup. Its so practical, yet there is nothing.
So far I was able to do this by using the Process Object and ...

does anyone have any code samples, examples or documentation that explains
how to capture an event that takes place on a remote computer?
i suppose what i want is a lightweight notification services. i want clients
to be able to subscribe to events that take place on a central ...

given the following two classes, my intent is to use pass a token into the
instantiated class DBPassword and return a string;
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public class DBPassword

I have main windows forms app that loads other windows forms apps and manages them MDI type. One of those child apps uses remoting client to get
some objects from remoting server.
I get this exception :
System.Runtime.Serialization.SerializationException: Cannot find the assembly.

I've written a simple application to test the remoting scenario, and find
out that the client activated object's destructor was never called until
server application was down.
the application is simple.

If I seperate my middle tier (business domain services) into
functional areas, as follows
  Application ---->   Person Service  ---> Database
              ---->   Order Services  ---> Database

Hi there everyone,
Has anyone downloaded and been able to get Ingo's code in the last part of
chapter 6 of his book "Advanced .NET Remoting" to work?
I am having an exception problem in the EventListener class (p.194).

I have set up a series of classes using client/shared/server assemblies in
order to test the ability to define an architecture where several clients
connect to the same server class instance and receive events from that
class.

I'm currently working a remoting server using IIS and Binary
formatting.  I use Global.aspx to configure the server.  All of my
business logic has trace logging built into it, and  it's causing
problems.  It wasn't until I tried using a stripped down object (does

At the moment I am trying to develop an application that uses another app
over .net remoting and having some problems with it (ok, that is ofcourse
why I am here), hope somebody can shine a light on the following:
I have been given a sample winforms app, which works without problem, ...

 I got three windows services A,B,C. I need to invoke some of the methods in service C from B. Is it better to use remoting from Service B?
 Any good examples avilable for this kind of sceniorio?
Regards,
Sachi

I'm getting a bit confused about the identity remote objects are
executed under.
I've written a service that hosts a remoteable object, and a client that
can access it - all this works OK. Both host and client run on the same

I have developed a simple dotnet remoting application.
My server is in a dll and a host application activates the server by
using following code:
HttpChannel chnl = new HttpChannel(1234);