I am new to .NET.
I want to design a new architecture for my application that has following :-
1). Application should be pluggable in architecture, i.e new modules , new
funcationalities can be added in it easily.

Ok...It is brain surgery, although it shouldn't be....
I've got ONE application, to be used either as a client or as a server
I've got two EXACTLY the same objects, with events.  The ONLY difference is
the name of the object.

I'm running vb.net 1.1 and I need to register a dll using regsvcs.exe and am
getting the error:
Command "RegSvcs.exe" is not valid.
the path to the dll I want to register is:

just a small doubt ...
When ever i run a windows service and when i access a method from any other
system and
if i need to acccess some methods which this service exposes,

What is the way to get the Network name of the client using remoting a NT
Service exposes?
Thanks,
Jos?

My app is using:
   Dim obj As System.runtime.Remoting.ObjectHandle =
System.Activator.CreateInstanceFrom()
   oApp = CType(obj.Unwrap, someObject)

I'm toying with a design idea related to how I work with a remoting
collection.  I'm getting a collection or remote object and binding them to a
grid - however I'm thiking that rather than bind the remote objects directly
to the grid, copying the data into a DataTable and binding ...

I'm having a little problem with a remoting system.
Here it is :
I got a remoting singleton object published somewhere. I'm accessing it
with the following code (VB)

I have a compression sink called JTHCompressionSink.  If I use a config file
and use
the RemotingServer.Configure call the config file looks like this:
<configuration>

Can anyone suggest a work around for using named pipes to
send data from a dev studio 6 app to a .net app, where the
dev studio app is the server using CreateNamedPipe() and
ConnectNamedPipe() methods and the .Net app is the client,

How can I trap the event when a client gets disconnected.
I have remoting application where the server object is singleton.
With first client call the object is created, and never destroyed.
I hold internal list of the connected clients but is there a way to

Can anyone recommend an Advanced .NET Remoting
Instructor Led training course ?
Many Thanks In Advance

I'm building an app that handles events (on the client) of a Remoting object
retreived from a server.
The problem I'm getting is when I attempt to wire up the event I get the
following error:

I am trying to call a method on an SAO which contains the following
lines of code:
    .....lines removed.....
    SqlDataAdapter da = new SqlDataAdapter(cmd);

I'm publishing a class through the
RemotingConfiguration.RegisterWellKnownServiceType, as a Singleton.
Everything works fine. An instance of the published class get created
once a remote client try to access it. Then, since I'm working with