I'm a senior in college taking a software development class.  We're making a
game, and I'm in charge of the networking.  
I'm using RemotingServices to get a reference to a remote object from the
other side.  Both sides get a reference from each other.  I created a thread

Hello all, I have a process running on my machine that hosts a singleton
object and is listening on http port 8001. I also have client code that uses
Activator.GetObject to retrieve a proxy to the object using a URL like:
http://127.0.0.1:8001/MyObject.rem

   I am working on a remoting server that "fires" events to its clients.
The problem I am having is that I cannot remove a delegate from the server
when a client goes away.
1- I start my server

(NOTE: While typing out the post I think I answered my own question so now I
am looking for a sanity check on the solution.)
This question is a architectual question which is best asked via a scenario.
I have a chat server and a series of chat clients. The chat server creates a

I am trying to come up to speed on Remoting.  I tried programming an example
remote app that was given in MS Pressses Developing XML Web Service and
Server Components. It is a chat example.  When I try to launch a client I get
a security exception thrown.  This gives me a long ...

I got a Singleton remote object that reads messages from MSMQ.
If I host the remote object within an executable it reads the messages
without a problem.
However, when I host the remote object within the IIS Server it fails to

i wanna get a copy of my remote object through its realproxy on the local
context. some code of mine is below:
----SERVER-----
// Start publishing the object over remoting

I found a reference to secure tcp channel support in Framework 2.0. I can't
seem to find any documentation showing how to configure this behaviour.
I've seen two "what's new" presentations, but they had vague and conflicting
information.

I get "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." when I try to
access a method in a remote object.  I try Activator.getobject and
Activator.CreateInstance
I stiil get the error.  Now this call is made in the form_load event.  I

The application I'm currently working on has some old code from a previous
developer that is causing me some grief.  For some reason he used SOAP for
serializing a class for storage on disk (I'm not familiar with SOAP so
maybe this makes more sense than I know -- I associate SOAP ...

I knew that Singleton object will have single instance serve all clients.
If two clients used to call a remote function simultaneously, will the two
requests be processed concurrently
or they will be processed one by one?

I'm trying to assess the merits of .Net remoting
in the presence of firewalls (potentially every host is
running a firewall), in comparison to Java RMI in a similar
situation.

Part of this was discussed indirectly in post by jmjohnsom and Ken Kolda
starting on 1/13/2005.
Background:
We have a winforms client that uses remoting to communicate with a

statusChannel = new TcpServerChannel(9000);
ChannelServices.RegisterChannel(statusChannel);
RemotingServices.Marshal(statusContext, "StatusDataUri");
and this one.....

I'm building up a Multi-agent system with Remoting. Any PC within the
LAN can host a so-called "Agent platform" (containing a remote object
to create and delete agents and other infrastructure ops.) and this
"agent platform" hosts "agents". These agents have EACH an