Now here is another question...
 You are creating a .NET Remoting application. You use the following code to create and register an HttpServerChannel object to listen at port 8080.
             Dim channel as New HttpServerChannel(8080)
             ChannelServices ...

I have a sample question:
You are creating a .NET remoting application for hosting on an IIS server.
You need to restrict the resources a remote object can access on a computer.
You implement ____ to control the resources a remote object can access on a

i've a big problem ^^..
the class OpenFileDialog is a  MarshalByRefObject, so i've registered it in
.net remoting:
TcpServerChannel _channel = new TcpServerChannel(9932);

I was reading the articles in this newsgroup earlier trying to figure out
why my remoting project would work when the server and client were both
running on the same machine, but not when they were running on different
machines.  I came across an article by another person that ...

I have defined an interface that is implemented by my server object, my
server object is hosted in IIS. Now I want to client activate the server
object, but the client only that the interface definition. When I do
something like:

My remote object are hosted in IIS, in order to access it I have to enable
anonymous access to the virtual directory otherwise I received an
unauthorized error.
Can I use windows integrated security? If yes how.

I have a server which exposes a tree of remote objects.  The server seems to
be working fine if I run without the debugger.  If I run in the debugger,
the CPU goes to 100% the first time I access the object from the client.
I've tracked the problem down to this bit of code in the ...

This is a CAO scenario with lifetime management.
The remote objects are created successfully!! (no exceptions).
Following that, and in the function calling
RemotingServices.GetLifetimeService on the remote object, a

I've created a 3-tier application using .net remoting. In the server there
is an 3-tier console that activates an object, the 'CampusDataAccessLoader'
that is a SAO, and is a singleton,i.e., there is only one instance of it.
The 'CampusDataAccessLoader' is a kind of 'class factory', ...

Hi I have a project I have client in PC A and server in PC B (SAO and
Singleton).
I get an instance of object in B and I pass to B a reference to another
object hosted in A in the same client process. Then from B I call a method

All,
I got some tricky problems with .NET remoting. I created a generic remoting
server. This server implements an interface. By doing it this way I hide the
server implementation in my client applications. I also created a (client)

I need to send a collection\array of values from my
client to my remote server (hosted by IIS).  I have tried
an array of Objects and an ArrayList.  Neither will
remote.  What type can I use to send an array of 'other

Hey man,
to kill the hopes of a children is the worst crime in the world. This is
what you are doing with your e-mail.
There will not be a tomorrow in this way.

In C# I checked if any delegates were added to the Event before I raised the event, like:
if (ExecutionStartedEvent != null)
   ExecutionStartedEvent(applicationName);
When I did the same i VB it didn't work:

I hope I am writing to the right newsgroup.
I am using the connect() method of the TcpClient class to connect to a host
node in a LAN.
If the host exists in the LAN the connection is established in few