Right...
Thanks to a lot of help from this group, I've almost got my .NET remoting
prototype put together..
There is one final bit of foolishness...wiring the remote events.

I work on a distributed system relying on .NET Remoting at the middle tier.
For now I am not able to use COM+ on the server. All the security and
multi-user handling must be done in the remotable class or in utility
classes used by the former. I presume the answer is no, but let me ...

   I was wondering if there was a good way to test if
Activator.GetObject succeeded. If it fails it doesn't throw an
exception. Also, it returns an interface pointer when it fails. It
only throws an exception when you try to execute a method. So what

I am new to .Net remoting and I'm trying to implement a simple example.  I'm
using VB.Net and my code works as long as I have the following code:
"tcp://localhost:10000/PayablesDB"
on my own machine........but when I put it on a server over the internet and

Hi group,
Can I pass a byte array from client to the remote object in a function
call? When I do, the byte array length looks correct in the function,
but the elements are all zeros! Any idea?

My application is partitioned into 2 DLLs:
app.Core.DAL.dll (namespace app.Core.DAL - depends on
app.Common.Utils.dll)
app.Common.Utils.dll (namespace app.Common.Utils.DLL)

I have some problems when I try to call some old COM components from a
remote :NET object. I am pretty sure that the problem is caused by the
fact that the COMponents are single threaded, since apartment threaded
COMponents works just fines.

I'm new to .Net remoting. Hope someone can help to clarify my understanding
regarding creating a client access to a Remote Server object. I've read a
number of
articles on .Net Remoting and I think I understand the principles of how to

  I am having a problem with using remoting and I am hoping someone might
have run into this problem before.
 I have developed a Windows service, which has the following OnStart method
override.

I get the following exception while executing the server:
System.Security.SecurityException: Request for principal permission failed.
The server stack trace says: at
System.Security.Permissions.PrincipalPermission.Demand()

I have a style question wrt Remoting Objects.
I'm trying to avoid putting all my remoting objects in a class library to be
built into both client and server.  I'm using C# exclusively.
Two ideas:

How do I deploy remoting objects on IIS server .?
I have created a example application which has a client and server,
and server is console application. my client access the console server.
But i want to create a server which starts as soon as my machine boots up

When I debug my .Net remoting application, I encountered an error message
that reads:
"The remote server returned an error: (405) Method Not Allowed."
Source:"mscrorlib"

I'm trying to construct a client application with two components.
   Component 1 - A C# service that synchronizes data from a remote data
source.
   Component 2 - A C# windows forms application.

I don't know whether this is the right forum to post my question to. Anway, here it goes...
How to activate the DCD line of the serial port programatically?
Regards