I have a remote object which connects to a Sql database. This object is
supposed to return records back to the client. Simple enough.
My problem is that each client should maintain its own connection. I can't
use a shared connection because there are many temp tables created per

Hi, I'm working on developing a solution that requires me to display a
notification to the user in the form of a winform, much like the MSN
messenger popup or Norton 2004 popup.  I am under the impression that
these apps consist of 2 pieces (or 3 if you consider an interface the 2

I've found ways to do a binaryformatter, or a custom server sink, but
not both together.  Any ideas?
I'm using binaryformatter with http on IIS, creating my server channel
in code.  Eventually (the whole point of this exercise) is to be able

Any suggested favorite books and web sites on .NET Remoting with VB.NET?
Your suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave

The constructor takes a param of type of the interface. This works fine when
running locally, referencing the dll directly. When removing the reference
and calling remotely I get an error:
An unhandled exception of type 'System.MissingMethodException' occurred in

How to use XmlNode (or XmlElement) in remote method call? When i try
to return XmlNode from remote method, SerializationException occurs
(The
type System.Xml.XmlElement is not marked as serializable).

I have built a TCP client/server application pair that I use to upload data
into an SQL Server DB.  The client/server pair communicate properly while
using a local network connection.  However, I need to run them over an
internet connection through a firewall.  I have mapped the ...

What do I need to secure Remoting Objects? What I'm meaning with
securing remoting objects is that I would restrict access to remoting
services(object) for only internal use, etc...
I need a test-server and I'm doubting about what I need exactly. Is the

I have a problem with Serialization && enumeration.
I have a DLL and it contains one public enum that was attributed with [Serializable].
I have a method that takes this enum.
I have a second method that does not take any enum type.

@ my work place, we have been using COM+ for business objects for a while
even though our COM+ components are VB 6.0 components and as such we did not
make use of any of the COM+ features (except it being a host for our DLLs)
Now we are embarking upon .NET and have been debating ...

I was thinking about having a list of debugging/network monitoring tools,
list of operating system commands and etc that can be used for debugging
network related problems and issues while working with .NET remoting and
other network level programming.

I wonder if every class has to override the InitializeLifetimeService method
in order to stay alive as long as we need it.
public override object InitializeLifetimeService()
{

I have a server running as a windows service. This is using .Net remoting so
I can access objects on the server. I can read fields, but I can't update
them...
Per exemple, I have on a ASP.Net page:

OK. I am a little lost on reading thru all of the rather simple examples for
remoting. It appears as if everything in .NET is type based, rather than
instance based. I want a simple demo to synchronize a particular instance of
an object. Consider this simple scenario. I have a ...

Hi NG,
I serialize the following class over .net remoting:
using System;
using System.Collections;