Hey everyone.  If you're a real .Net person this question is going to make
your day... I'm working on a project, and I'm in the initial stages of
design.  I wanted to get some feedback on my ideas before I begin any
implementation.  

We are using remoting for the communication between our main web application
and business logic server. After using for sometime the memory uses of our
server application on the server increases to about 5-6 MB. On using the
windows performance moniter we found that a large ...

If I connect to a remoted object using RemotingServices.Connect, then a
TransparantProxy is returned even if the remoted object is not alive.
How can I check whether the remoted object is alive without having to call
a method in its remoted interface?

I have a remoted object which implements an interface with a OneWay method.
Suppose the remoted object is not alive (ie RemotingServices.Marshal was't
called). The client connects to it and receives a TransparantProxy. The
client calls the OneWay method and does not get an ...

I have come across an issue when using CAOs and enabling the Web garden on
the process model.  If gardening is disabled, eveything works fine.  If it
is enabled, the remote object is created and appears to marshal just fine,
however, any calls on the proxy result in the standard ...

I've got a server using .Net remoting. From a web administration, I control
data contained in the server but after few minutes of inactivity, i got this
error and the objects has disapear:
System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingException: Object

I am wondering if it makes sense to find a solution for the following task.
I know, that I can receive events from remote application and succeeded
already to follow some examples. But I need a very specific architecture and
would like to know, if this is generally possible:

In my current project I have a logging utility that is a standalone app. The
utility shows log entries, other apps can connect to it and send logging
entries to be displayed.
I use RemotingServices.Marshal at startup of the log util to allow other

have remoting with events working on a single machine, but... when I put the
server, client, and remote object on a 2nd machine.... things do not work
completely.. So basically I have the same 3 directories (Client, Server,
RemoteObject) on two machines.  I run the server on ...

I am testing the ChatCoordinator.dll, Server.exe and Client.exe from MS Exam
prep guide.
When I run Server.exe as it is told in Chap04, I got the following error
message and I cannot go on..

I want to pass a COM object reference between two managed processes (A & B)
which are communicating via TCP/IP remoting.  So, I instantiate a RCW in
process A, and return it to B during as the return value of a remote method
call.  However, what seems to be happening is that B gets ...

I have some strange configuration of dlls and assemblies, which I want to ( Have to)  use for a distributed application ( My Job is to glue existents tools together and perform a calculation on a specific machine). All Code is in (M)C++.
I use a mixed mode dll as remote object ...

I got a problem running Mike's remoting sample.
http://www.bearcanyon.com/dotnet/#RemoteEvents
When I start "server" & "client" all in my computer, it works well.
If I put "server.exe" in Computer A and put "client.exe" in Computer

I am accesing MSMQ messages via remoting, and have both client and server
running on my local machine.
The basic architecture is :
Server

I would like to pass some info my single call remoting object thru
state parameter of Activator.GetObject. But I don't know how to
extract this information on server side, in my business object.
Anybody has a suggestion?