I am passing a user defined class, that has a NameValueCollection as one of
the members, as a return value from a remote object method. It does not
work. I have marked the user defined class as Serializable. I am getting a
serialization error. The NameValueCollection is serializable ...

I have managed to finaly get remoting communicating between my client
and server. The problem that I now having is that my dll on the server
contains multiple classes. In the config files do I need to host each
class separately, or should I be hosting just the dll ?

I have just created a server and a client ..
I have started the server
when I start the client I get error ..
"No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it

I'm calling an assembly from IE and getting a huge delay before it will appear.
<object id="ET" classid="http:myassembly.dll#.myAssembly">
</object>
This assembly references a remoting assembly calling a Singleton on a remote server server (basic file transfer remoting)

Hello. I used remoting as the distributed system in a 3-tier architecture; I actually used the factory pattern and things are looking good.
However, I didn't fancy config files in the beginning and now it's come back to haunt me.
So, basically, I just need to ask a very basic ...

I would like to know if I can start a remoting server as a service(i.e.
without havine to be logged in) ?
thanks in advance
Stefan

I have ISerializable implementation that looks as follows -
public void GetObjectData(SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context)
{
info.AddValue("description",description) ;

   Does http channel remoting work behind autenticated proxy and firewall ?
TIA
regards
-kumarforg

I'm implementing a .NET remoting solution.  I bought the book "Advanced .NET Remoting" by Ingo Rammer.  Excellent book.  I was able to successfully CAO remote my application (hosting works in a console app, a service, and IIS).  So far so good.
Unfortunately, I've hit a snag that ...

I've got an remote-object as a singleton. This singleton has some procs wich
accepts TObjects (Delphi) or System.Object 's This singleton is compiled in
lets say a dll with the name my_remote_singleton.dll
My ASP.NET application has a class TMyObject:

Is there a site somewhere which lists _all_ remotable framework classes ?
TIA,
Michiel.

I'm hosting a singleton remote object in my app. I'm using Static
Initialization as described on MSDN. Here's a code snippet to give you an
idea of what I'm doing:
public sealed class Singleton: IRemoteInterfaceDefinition

for example, over the same port (channel)
create multiple service like this
/service1
/service2

    I have an idea to use Remoting in my application but it does
not seem to follow any of the examples I've seen so I'm not sure it's
appropriate. I am re-writing my current architecture which works as
follows:

    I'm trying to build a monitoring system into a Win32 service I've
written by having the service offer a remotable class "monitor" to the
outside world. This class has a static string status, which is set to
whatever the status of the service is as that time (there is only ...