All,
My company is trying to use remoting in a standard physical 3-tier
solution using ISS to host .Net Remote objects.  We recently have been
writing a batch application that will bring back "large" datasets

I am new to .NET remoting and am writing a simple server,client application.
The type which is remotable has a function which takes "Process" as an
argument.
The remotable type is doing MarshalByReference.

Server config file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>
  <system.runtime.remoting>

Hello, I getting this error
An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine
here:
TcpClient smtpSocket = new TcpClient(_serverSmtp, _portSmtp)

This is my fist time using .NET remoting, so I started out by trying an
example from this site:
http://www.dotnetextreme.com/articles/netremoting.asp
It is a basic client - server example, but it does not seem to be working

Is there a quick way of finding out the next free port for a communications
channel?
I know you can set the Port property to 0, and it'll automatically find it
for you, but I'm looking for a manual way of doing this.

I have a relatively simple web page running on my localhost winxp pro
iis6.0 development pc.
I have a relatively simple remote object hosted in IIS on a separate
server. I have a web.config file in the root directory of the virtual

I'm trying to implement an example of remoting from MS Book but I'm getting
this error..Before this I was getting a similar serialization error related
to a delegate, I added a typeFilterLevel="Full" to my configuration file and
now I have this error instead... any ideas?

I want to know the internals of .NET remoting (Architecture, How it works,
Flow etc..). Please give me few links regarding the same.

I want a Client to receive events from a server activated singleton object
(Server).  I am using an Interface Assembly. The Client (user) has to spezify
at runtime the location (tcp-address) where to instantiate the Server. It
would by nice to be able to instantiate several ...

I'm new to .NET remoting (and don't have DCOM experience either!), so
please bear with me...
I have created a windows service application that reads data from an RFID
reader (via serial port) and writes parts of that data to a database (MS

I have a requirement to know if some of the systems over the network are up
and running or down. And display this information in a webpage. I am planning
on using .net remoting. I would like to host remote object in a windows
service and use TCP channel. To my knowledge, this ...

I have been looking for a solution for a problem which exists for a
long time.. I couldn't find the solution for the error "no overloads
for the datarow takes new arguments.".
I have tried using v1.0 and v1.1 but all in vain. I didn't see any

I have a control which uses .net remoting to access some server. It works
just fine. Now I need to host this control in an html page in IE. I gave the
control full trust through the .Net configuration tool, but it still does not
work. The Remoting infrastructure is initialized, ...

Hello friends,
This is my first attempt at .net remoting and I have been following an
example in MSFT .NET Remoting book, but have run into a snag. I have a basic
client/server and I am trying to create an instance of a remote object.