I trying to find a solution for lifetime of the server object. I do not want
to override the InitializeLifeTimeServices by a method that returns null, so
that the object lives forever. My problem is, that I can create the remote
object by the client and register event procedures. ...

I have a VB.net service application. The reason why it is a service is that
it has to be in a special security contect.
In this program, I have a function called THEFUNCTION which can do a lot of
things for me, in this security contect.

We have a large n-tier VB.Net winforms application with a SQL back
end.  Over the last few days we've been discussing the preferred
method of connectivity for remotely connected clients.  We have had
inconsistent results with the client connecting over the internet

I have some problems with eventhandlers, that update some gui elements. I
have implemented an eventwrapper class, that exposes an event handler which
is registered to the server.event. This eventhandler then fires another
event to which a gui method is registered. As long as I am ...

OK, I'm working on making the simplest version of a remoting app that I
possibly can....basically, I'm trying to implement a Broker object to go
between a client and a server, so, I have a client and I have a server setup.
I have the server register the type IBroker with the ...

I have several remoting clients which invokes methods on a remoting server object, hosted on IIS6
using SAO. These clients will not be changed in the same timeschedule as the server object. This
means that the client needs to be robust when it comes to serializing/deserializing ...

 I am using .NET 2003 with SP1 and I am not able to access Tcp Classes in
System.runtime.Remoting.Channels, I am new to this and anybody can help on
this issue.
Regards,

I have developed an application in Visual Studio .NET
2003.
Now I want my application to communicate with another
application (booth send and recieve data). The other

The following code results in a strange behavior.
Assembly formAsm = Assembly.LoadFrom ("http://localhost/net/MyAssembly.dll");
Type formType = formAsm.GetType ("MySpace.MyForm");
object formObj = Activator.CreateInstance (formType);

i had a little bit tricky scenario
I have a server apoplication eposing remote object ,
Oject is used by client application and client object is passed as proxy to
server using callback mechanism

I have a lot of remoting methods that look like this.
void UpdateDataset(DataSet ds) {
}
As there is no return value, if I place [OneWay] on the methods will

I had an application that used basic TCP remoting working great.  But when I
tried to use a wrapper interface for my remote object &
Activator.CreateInstance, I couldn't seem to get things working again.  
Here's the code with excess removed:

  A client on the primary network adapter network works well with the
server, but a client on the secondary fails to invoke any of a remote
object's methods.
  With a debugger, we can see that the server receives the client request

Subject: .NET Remoting problem - exception "Object Reference not set to
instance of an object"
From: aacool <a@b.c>
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.dotnet.framework

Is this possible to display a windows form from a remotable object?
I need to create a singlecall server application that gives access to an instance of MapPoint ActiveX control to its clients. And I also would like to display a form from the remotable object containing the ...