I've written an Windows Service. In this service I've declared a windows
form. I'm trying to open that form by using remoting. I can access the form,
but when I call the .showdialog routine I got the following error message:
It is invalid to show a modal dialog or form when the ...

Aside from adding a parameter to every remoted procedure call, is there any
way for a remoted server object, especially a singleton that can accept
connections from multiple concurrent clients, to determine which client
issued the method invocation?

I have a windows service hosting a .NET remote object. I am trying to use
http as the communication channel.
I keep getting an error : The remote server returned an error: (405) Method
Not Allowed.

I'm creating an assembly with soapsuds.exe to ship witch my client
application. When I import the created dll in my client project not all
types in the original assembly are available. Propably because these types
doesn't ever get returned or passed as parameters directly.

I need to access a C# singleton object, from a VB6 application (to save
porting the entire VB6 app over to C#). The singleton object is hosted on a
remote server using the following code:
  machineServer = new MachineServer();

 For various reasons, I am interested in using remoting between two
application domains within the same process. But I do not want to
require that the user has a network card(which I believe would be
necessary for TcpChannel or HttpChannel?). Am I missing something or

I've gotten the RemoteIIS example to work on localhost, but attempting to
move it to another machine, yields the following error when I attempt to
connect:
"Unable to login:The remote server returned an error: (405) Method Not

I've got a class that I want to access remotely.  The touble is, I can't
figure out how to call the constructor of the class with arguments -- and
the arguments are necessary to initialize the class.
For example, here's my code on the client end:

We’re currently working on 3 tier solution.  We have a robust set of Business Data Objects that encapsulates the data access.  However we want to use .Net Remoting for exposing those objects to the clients.   We’re considering implementing the façade pattern for simplification of ...

We have a system making heavy use of remoting, and up til now have been
running it in a windows server with a TCP channel.  We decided to host in
IIS, and it is now working very well.
Only problem (and kind of a big one if you ask me) is that we are unable to

We're trying to toubleshoot a remoting problem we're having, in which we
receive the following error:
Unable to login:BinaryFormatter Version incompatibility. Expected Version
1.0. Received Version 1818838574.1953451621.

I'm am fairly new to Remoteing so bear with me. I have a fairly large
and complex remoting app. I have painstakeingly gotten this app to
work correctly and relibly on the computers on my intranet.( I have
admin rights on all of these computers). Then I tried using the app on

I need to know the best way to implement impersonation for the following .NET Remoting implementation:
I'm using CAO and the remotable objects are hosted by IIS.  Right now I don't have a single line of code in the way that the remoting instantiation is ocurring, everything is ...

Hi, Sunny
how to expose every class, can you paste the sample in here? Thanks.
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  I currently have a windows form running inside a web-application.
This windows form makes a remote call to a server, which returns a
user-defined type. Here is my problem...
I can PASS user-defined objects to the server without a problem, but I