The standard remoting model has the server connect back to the client for the
callbacks/events.  Is it possible to use the same remoting framework, but
have the client initiate the callback/event channel?  This would solve many
firewall and NAT issues related to remoting events ...

I serialize a string with char 13 and char 10 in it (\r\n).  It's
serialized just fine.  When I deserialize it, however, the 13 and 10
is replaced with just a single 10.  Here's an example that can be run
in immediate mode showing the problem.  The ascii value of the

Is there some predefined limit on concurrent sessions on a singleton object?
It appears that only 20 clients may establish a connection, anything above
fails, like when the server wouldn't be responding. Is this a remoting
config issue, or some O/S dependent beaviour?

I try to write a program in J# that loads and unloads assemblies
dynamically. So far I know, this is only possible by using different
appdomains.
To be able to use the loaded classes and their functions in the main

Let's say I have a database that stores books and a client application that
retrieves a list of those books, adds new books, and updates / deletes
existing books.
Normally I would implement this all in stored procedures and the client

Tue. Sep. 07, 2004 10:15 PM PT
Is it possible to create an MBRO to host as SingleCall or SingleTon(Really,
I do not preferred), with parameters, so that, I can pass a string as
parameters to this MBRO, w/o. changing the MBRO. ? I don't mind shutting

Hi, I have a bunch of subroutines that expect parameters of type Textbox and HTMLTableCell (i.e. Sub uf_Test(ByVal loTextbox as Textbox). The problem is that these objects are not inherently serializable, so whenever I call my remoting object, an excpetion gets raised.
Is there a ...

I've created a C# outlook addin that will get an object from the server
using dotnet remoting. The addin is marked as Register for Com interop. When
i try to cast the returned object into the a specific class, i get
"specified cast is invalid". The specific class is implemented in a

All:
I have a remote object hosted in IIS 6.0 in Windows 2003 Server.  One
of my method calls loads a set of images -- upwards of 7 MB.  On slow
networks, this can take > 90 seconds, which causes a timeout --

Hi, I have a bunch of subroutines that expect parameters of type Textbox and HTMLTableCell (i.e. Sub
uf_Test(ByVal loTextbox as Textbox). The problem is that these objects are not inherently serializable,
so whenever I call my remoting object, an excpetion gets raised.
Is there a ...

I have a client Server Application which was write in vb.net
i m using the TcpClient Object And A StreamWriter To Send a message to the
client but i would like to
send other objects but for strings like arrays, my own objects and so on.

Is it possible to use integrated windows security when using TcpChannel?
Thanx.

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I have developed a framework, using AppDomains, to allow other developmers
to add plug-in's to our master application. I have written an application
manager class that hides the implementation specifics of this. Recently I
noticed the handle count of the application to climb as ...

Is it possible to ask the remoting system whether there are currently any
client instances of a server object?
[or is that knowledge only mainted in reverse - as in the client knows about
it's server?]