A WEB Service and a .NET Remoting application (if I am saying that
correctly) 'can' provide the same service. Am I correct in saying that
an .NET application can consume the service provided by a .NET Web
Service and a .NET Remoting application but a NON .NET application

as i'm totally new to remoting I wonder whether it is possible to get
it to work using an http-channel over a proxy-server.
The thing is that my company uses a proxy-server which only allows
http via port 8080.

I have a remotable object 'RemotObj' in "RemoteObj.dll" assembly. This
object is hosted in "RemoteObjHost.exe" assembly. I have a console app
"Test.exe" and want to run "RemoteObjHost.exe" in a new App Domain of
Test.exe process.

We are getting a System.Net.WebException:  "The remote server returned an
error: (407) Proxy Authentication Required" from one and only one client
when making calls to a remote server, hosted by IIS.  I am thinking this one
client has a proxy and\or firewall for internal traffic.

I am (very) new to .Net Remoting.  I am trying to pass in a IPrincipal
object to a .Net remote object but everytime I try I get an "Exception has
been thrown by the target of an invocation" error which goes into more
detail to tell me that:

I am using a SharePoint Web Part to call a .Net remote object hosting in a
Windows Service.  The first time I call this, everything works fine.
Additional calls result in the dreaded "The channel tcp is already
registered".  This occurs if I refresh the page that had the ...

Days ago, i ran into a serious problem. I´m using DNS round robin in a
.NET Remoting application. But, as long as the .NET Remoting makes a
sort of cache of each connection made. If you try to connect to a
server as mycomputer:3001, that is an alias to the round robin, the

I'm playing around with the "CallContext" class to pass around extra
information between my client and Server applications (implemented with
Remoting).
My Server is a SAO-singlecall.

I have an object A, who contains a bunch of maps of other objects B, C, D.
Some maps are internal, some are private.  Object A inherits from
MarshalByRefObject, whereas B, C and D are all marked Serializable.
On client computers, I'll obtain a remoting proxy to object A (often ...

my application using HTTP channel 80 port and BINARY data transfer.
but my application can not through firewall under CAO or SAO, why? and how ?
I dont want to use SOAP transfer because SOAP mode is very slow.

( regarding the chat application sample using remoting in the microsoft book for mcsd)
i also faced that problem. solved that using the automatic deserialization, described in msdn. but now get another problem. i m getting the following error message.
"Unhandled Exception: System ...

I'm receiving the above error in a ASP.Net remoting architecture where
(for now) I am running both the server and client on the same machine.
I've attempted to apply known fixes, and currently have the following
setup:

when button1_Click is executed, I get this msg
==============================================
An unhandled exception of type 'System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingException'
occurred in mscorlib.dll

I'm using the Socket class to connect across a local area network.  When I
test the application by running both the client and server on my development
machine, the connection works fine when I try to connect to "127.0.0.1" but
the connection is "actively refused" when I try to ...

I want to practice remoting.  The problem is that I only have one server
available.
Can I simulate calling objects in different ports using one server?
Is so, can someone provide me with an article, tool or example on how to