C# Corner ( http://csharpcorner.com ) is running my article:
"Multiuser XML 'Database' Web Service"
Thanks to everyone in these newsgroups who gave me help and advice when
presenting the concept.

I've got following problem:
Class A (MarshalByRefObject descendant), configured for remoting as
server-activated singleton. It has method that returns an instance of B
class.

How can I get a list of avialable TCP or http ports for my host application?
thnaks

First i will try to explain what i want to do.
On the server, i have a database which queries all the "free" records.
"free" means that no client requested the record and "busy" means that the
record was send to a client.

I found this problem posted on many discussion groups and newsgroups, but
usualy there are no answers... Anyway I hope for more luck.
I have .NET remoting object running on IIS. IIS is located in LAN. All
computers in LAN are set to use proxy for http (setting in IE). Proxy is

I have got my app working with http channel (I assume, since this is the
default) but I would like to switch to TCP channel.
I have searched the MSDN documentation time and again, but I cannot find any
reference as to how to switch to TCP channel.

Hi,,
I have a .Net assemlie which were created sometimes ago,now I am trying to
remotly call it from my client application using .net remoting.
I am using configuration file in my application  as below. I have got two

I´am new to remoting and spent the last days testing the remoting stuff. It
works pretty good with a windows service as the host, some singlecall
objects and a tcp-channel with binary formatter. I also managed the add
encryption and compression (thanx to ingo rammer for writing ...

Is it possible to run the application server of a 3 tier application
local or not with using remoting ?
I am thinking of an application which has the option to run the
businessrules local from a service or from the application server

I have taken over for another developer on a client/server project.
In the client's connection code, the previous developer used a custom
client channel sink provider from a class in the Toub.Remoting
namespace.  I have no help files for this namespace, I haven't been

  I am using a remoting object that runs as a windows service. When I try
to connect to the server from my development system, it works fine. But on a
production system, I am getting an error like "channel http not registered
with remoting  services". Anyone knows what is ...

I have a remoting server which consists of a static singleton factory,
which creates objects and returns them by reference to the client.
We've been running this service for quite some time without any
problems. Example: