I would need to setup a desktop application and use remoting to connect to a
.NET component, which is hosted in IIS, on a W2K 2000 server. To host the
component, and because of the fact that the .NET component should interact
with an existing ASP application and bunch of COM ...

I have a client server application that I am currently developing and have
some issues that I feel can be best  resolved using a custom ObjRef child
class.  I have created the class OK, and have overridden my
MarshalByRefObject child class so that the CreateObjRef returns an ...

I have some IIS hosted remote objects (hosted as Singletons).  My objects override the InitializeLifetimeService() to return null.  I have sometimes seen IIS shutting down my objects after a period of inactivity (I write entries to the event log) and I'm not sure why this is ...

I have been trying to use the .NET Remoting framework....with some success!
I have been considering a raw socket implementation but if the Remoting
framework does the job its flexibility, ease of use, and the time saved
devleoping some nice socket code would seem to win the day.  ...

 Recently I read one of the article in MSDN it says following
information
   No shared assembly. In the CAO approach, you cannot use the shared
assembly approach with interfaces

Could someone please check out this tutorial and tell me why windows asks me
if i want to debug the client program everytime i try to run it (built
version(exe)).
http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=1284&lng

Do marshal-by-value remoting objects still use a proxy
looking at MSDN, I see for MBV that
"The remoting system makes a complete copy of these objects and passes the copy to the calling application domain. Once the copy is in the caller's application domain, calls to the copy go ...

Hi
We've developed an application, consisting of a server application and a client application
Both communicate via .NET remoting. We've got performance problems with it, so we tested it.
There are some strange results

I have a singleton class that I am caching data into.  I pass the objects into the method in the singleton class with the ref keyword so I am putting the results right into the object.  However, it seems I am not doing enough memory clean-up because it is never releasing memory.  ...

When a co-programmer in my company remote debug an application on a Server , the IIS on this Server halts..
meaning I cant even see pages on this remote server...
Why is that? is that by design

could someone tell me how I could serialise an object on a server, send it
to a client and deserialise on the client?
Josh

There's a local thread calling a method on a remote object.
When aborting the thread, ThreadAbortException is not thrown untill the
remote method call returns.
Is there any way to abort the thread immediately without waitng for the

do you guys know if there is a way to track all remoting activity ?
I implemented ITrackingHandler but it didn't fit my requirements, I need
more power at my remoted objects.
I need to do an application using remoting(all business objects), and thus

Is as datarow remotable? Im passing a datarow object to a
remotable method.
I read in MSDN that datarow has Serialziable attribute.

I need to receive large data (> 10 Mb) and tried the iBufferSize from 1024
to 8096. It seems to me 16384 is even better.
mSocket.BeginReceive(mbytData, 0, iBufferSize, SocketFlags.None, AddressOf
DoSocketReceive, Nothing)