I do apologise if some of the following explanations are rather basic,
but I'm unable to express myself in an enormously technical manner.
I've been fiddling with .NET remoting to put in place a small
client/server system, whereby a remotable objects acts as a "midway"

We're evaluating solutions for remoting w/o IIS.
Is it possible to use remoting w/ channel services using http *and* ssl?
all the information i've found about using the http channel service
neglects discussions of security.

In my web app behind code(VB .NET),I call my another class' methods. I get
error message resulted from the methods by string return value of this
method function.
It works fine. My question is whether I can get these string return values

Hi, all:
I´m having problems with a .net remoting application. The problem is as
follows: I have a windows forms application that connects to a .net remoting
components hosted in an IIS (in a separate server). This remoting component

Hello everybody, I have problem using Windows Services.
I want to host a server application on in a windows service and I'm
not able to do that. In effect when I try to start the service I
receive an error that says something like that: "The ServerCrypto

I'm using asynchronous delegates to make an asynchronous call to a remote
object.  I'm using AsyncCallback to handle the requirement of calling
EndInvoke appropriately when the method finishes.
For testing purposes, I am simply calling Environment.Exit in the remote

I've been given the task to redesign a .NET application. The idea is
to have all the the business objects on a remote server, which can be
access by .net remoting by several websites.
My question is a design question (and basic understanding :):)). I

I'm getting the following exception on the client when attempting to
assign a delegate to a MarshalByRefObject's event on the server:
"An unhandled exception of type 'System.Security.SecurityException'
occurred in mscorlib.dll

like this:
...
<channels>
   <channel ref="tcp server" port="5566">

HTTP Channel uses SOAP formatter by default.
A short examination revealed that using the binary formatter might be more
efficient since data is encoded more efficiently.
Since Microsoft itself admits that for true interoperability one should use

anybody knows how can I monitor .net remoting? For instance, how many
instances of the server component are created? how many traffic is there in
the network? Etc.
Thanks and Regards

I am designing a client/server application that will utilize remoting. I am
able to get things working without a problem using console applications, but
when I desire to create a windows service, I get all kinds of errors... none
of which are traceable.

I have a client and a server.
The client creates an instance of ObjA which contains an instance of ObjB and ObjC and registers event of ObjB with handler in ObjC.
Then the entire ObjA is sent to the server via a remote call to AcceptObject. The passed ObjA is stored in a private ...

our application runs on a lap-top, users are connecting to a server using
gsm (9600 baud). We did choose for a windows application on the client and
now we have to choose how to get to the server: .net remoting or webservices.
Webservices will result in large messages, which we ...

I'm using the interop assemblies for office tools with .net remoting. I
tested the class that I made (which opens and saves a word document) without
.net remoting and it worked fine. Once I put it into IIS and call it
remotely, however, I get an access denied error. I already set ...