I would like to do remoting between a desktop pc and a pocket pc linked
toghether by the serial port. I know that ActiveSync could give me TCP/IP
connectivity to do that but i was wondering if it is possible to customize
the transport layer of a custom channel in order to ...

I'm trying to get two applications on the same machine to interact. I've got
all the remoting configuration stuff working and I can create the remote
objects.  However, I need to fire events in the server when a message is sent
to the remote object from the client.  As soon as I ...

First of all I have to mention that I am new to all .NET
Technologies(Framework,Remoting,VB etc.), so I would appreciate more
detailed info(or at least reference to it).
The scenario is as follows:

I would like to know how to identify (machine name, ip or any other unique
identification) what client machine own a MBR object... Some of my MBR
objets have to identify their client own in order to execute specific
procedures to that client...

In my project I have a seperate logging application. I use remoting to log
to it. The remoted object exposes a certain (log-)interface, and the methods
therein are all OneWay methods (decorated with the OneWay attribute).
In my real application, I connect to the remoted log-object ...

I'm trying to return an object of type CompilerErrorCollection to the client
from the server but an exception gets thrown saying it is not marked as
serializable.  Short of writing my own class, is there any easy way to make
this object remotable?

There are 2 apparent ways to maintain a remoting proxy:
1. establish the proxy in a class constructor during initialization, or as a
static, and hold on to it
2. create the proxy as needed whenever a method call needs to be remoted

How to handle exceptions from RemotingObject?
I have a windows service which is being consumed by a windows application
and so the service creates a remoting object.  How do I handle exceptions in
the RemotingObject?

I want to use remoting to communicate between 2 applications on the same PC
but I keep hearing about how remoting is insecure.  What are the security
implications of using remoting locally?  Is this any more insecure than using
sockets?

I have a problem with a web service proxy written in .NET and used
from VS6's C++ as COM object.
This proxy works great when used from a .NET application.
It does not seem to work when used as COM object for C++ application.

The following is the scenario where i need inputs on whether it can be
done using remoting.
I have a Server.Exe which opens a TCP channel on a particular port.
This will be installed on machine1

I am using Windows 2003 Server. The VPN works fine, but I want to FTP
through the VPN so the connection is encrypted.  The problem is each of my
IIS sites has a real Internet address specified, w.x.y.z.  So when the VPN
comes up using a private IP, I can't connect to any of the FTP ...

There is no problem using when using a .NET remote client to retrieve
a remote server activated object via an Interface.
For example, the followng works only if my remote client is .NET:
public IFoo GetRemoteFoo()

I have written a C# Solution that uses the following architecture.  1 Client
app to run a backoffice application that manages user Data (on a separate
user's PC).  1 Client app that resides on a separate dedicated PC (networked)
that uses the data (DB sits on FileServer) to ...

This is a really odd problem I just discovered with our thin client app.
We have a client/server solution that utilizes .NET Remoting. Basically, the
client will occassionally ask for data from the server, the server will read
data from a database and return it to the client. All ...