On the recommendation of this newsgroup, I'm trying to use an Interface as a
value object in my remoting application. A Singleton on the server delivers a
CAO - my Interface - and I then make some changes and use it in various ways
before it's sent back to the server to be saved ...

I build an application with a Client and a Server containing business logic.
So I want the client call a ServerMethod (remoting); the server selects data
and put
the data into a dataset which will be returned back to the client by a

I have a C# component that support remoting, I have everything set up and it
work on an IIS server.
But yesterday I copy the component to another machine with IIS just
installed (all settings stay default), then when I go to

I have a pair of functions that I'm calling using remoting - called readfile
and writefile.
The readfile works fine when called from the client PC.
The writefile method returns an error:

I have a singleton object that will potentially be accessed by many
hundreds of clients.  While the frequency of calls to the server won't be
all that frequent, some of the calls could take some time.  
My question is...  by default, does the server object process all of the

I have a remoting object but can't seem to debug into the calls, I've tried
with the object running in the one instance of VS with multiple start up
projects, or in another instance, if I go to processes the process is already
grayed out so VS has attached to it, but it still ...

I have a remoting application that is working normally in local network.
But when i am trying to use it via Internet it does not work.
When I call methods for SingleCall and Singleton objects they works
normally.

I have a remote object that works fine on the LAN but on the WAN it doesn't
connect. I tried telnet the port and it seems to connect.
I'm using GetObject(typeof(myobject),
http://**.**.***.**:1234/MyObject.soap);

I have a SAO that returns an object to remote client's call
(MyFactory.GetObject(objectType)). I want to make the server part dynamic and
plug-in[able], so I want to be able to load correct assembly file(s) based on
the "objectType" STRING that client passes in. Hence, I read ...

I have a question regarding IIS hosted Singletons and what happens when the
ASP.NET app that hosts the singletons recycles itself after limited use.
Scenario I am looking at:
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I'm a beginner in remoting, and i'm a beginner with problem !!!
The WellKnownClientTypeEntry.ObjectType is always equal to null.
Client : This code failed every time
  try

Good evening people,
Been taking my Remoting model to the next level, and have been looking into
Tracking Services.
Having a remoting model working now, I need to start ironing out bugs and

how do you get the (external) IP of a Client when the Remoting-Server is
hosted in IIS ?

My problem is that my SAO lives only 5 minutes, even though I override
InitializeLifetimeService. I create a 2nd AppDomain from my main one
to handle remoting server stuff like this:
public class MainForm : Form

Is there a way to un-register a well-known client type.
I've been using the [RemotingConfiguration.RegisterWellKnownClientType] to
register client objects - but I'm in a situation where I need to re-register
the object if the server has changed it's port number.  The problem is,