An interesting remoting question.
For a given object I sometimes want an object reference and at other times I
want a copy of the object.
Now, everyone knows that with a [Serializable] object you get a copy, while

Currently I have an application that is quite large.  It is all created in
VB.Net and is a Windows application.  All the data push and pull is through
a VB.Net DLL.  What I want to do is enable clients to continue to use my
windows base application but be able to connect to the ...

Either I've completely misunderstood Remoting, or misunderstood what it's
useful for. In all the examples I've seen of accessing an object on a
remoting server, you have to specify the type of the object. How can I do
that without a copy of the object on my client machine? And if ...

Div. articles (e.g. Ingo Rammer
http://www.thinktecture.com/Resources/RemotingFAQ/RemotingUseCases.html)
concludes with the advice: Don't use events (callback) between machine, even
in an intranet environment.

I want to create an application which when starts scans all the machine in a
network and get all its IP and Automaticaly.DNS.Resolve() will not help i
suppose.
Thanks

I am using Web Matrix Project as .NET programming environment. Can you show
me detailed steps how to import the .ocx  library into the Web Matrix
Project. I can't seem to be able to import other assembly than .dll, .exe or
.mcl . I am pretty new to the .NET programming environment, ...

I'm using single call SAO's to implement application logic. Mulitiple client
requests are active at the same time. SAO logic includes static/shared
members and those values seem to be visible across all threads that serve
active requests.

I am trying to use .NET remoting technique to implement a cache type of
object, ie, multiple clients access this cache object which has the client
specific information stored. My server config file is like this:
<configuration>

How can I create an instance of an interface on a server machine which is
exactly like another one on a client machine. I tried different methods and
no results.
Thanks!

I am working through a tutorial on .NET remoting. I am stuck on the first
line:
   HttpChannel channel = new HttpChannel();
It gives the following socket exception:

I'm new to remoting and have a few general questions. The big one is, how
many services can I register with a given remoting server? If there's no
limit, are there any non-obvious factors that would affect performance?
What is the best way to use remoting - passing large value ...

I have a remoting server which exposes a Singleton object to a client.
The client can call methods on the object without any problem.
Now, I'm trying to let the client modify the exposed object.
My question is: How would the server be able to load the exposed object

I have an application that I communicate with via .NET remoting. I wrote a
test harness that repeatedly hits the server with requests, one after the
other, in serial. The app does fine until I hit somewhere around 6500
successful returns from the server and then I get this Exception ...

how does Remtoing makes sure that a file transfer (>1MB) is 100% error free
when it's received by the client ?
I use HTTP-Channel with Binary encoding. However I wonder if I need to
implement my own CRC tests to be on the safe side ?

I register a wellknown service type in my ServerApplication for the
clients to connect on. The clients connect just fine, but how do I get
an instance of the server class (the CCommunicationServer class) to
the ServerApplication form class?