I have a .net remoting application that I am having problems with and
aren't quite sure why.
I have a server application that exposes a wellknown object in
singleton mode.  Clients connect and they access remote objects fine

I have a simple test scenario that I can get to work on my local
machine.  An ASP.NET application calling a remote object hosted in IIS
all on localhost.  When I tried to move the remote object to be hosted
in IIS on a different machine and then change my client.exe.config to

I have problem with client of Sinleton remote object.
When I restart windows service which hosts server, client app stops respondind when trying to call remote  object. I have tried everything I found in helps, but only thing which works is  to restart client app and then it start ...

I'm not sure if this is the best newsgroup to be posting on, so please
be patient with me.
I have an existing Windows Forms application that uses remoting to talk
to the server via a custom Windows Service that acts as the remoting

I have a client that is using an Interface Assembly as I don't want to
distribute my implementation to all my clients.  Because of this I can't use
the new keyword in order to create a new object on the remote server, so have
to use GetObject().

All,
I am wrinting a c# remote object using the singleton pattern.  I will have
multiple client calling my remote object thus it will have to be thread-safe.
Can someone tell me how I can go about making my object thread-safe?

I'm having a hard time trying to get RealProxy/TransparentProxy to work
with delegates. My code needs to intercept events going through a
delegate.
I thought that, since RealProxy doesn't work with delegate types but

I have an application that calls singleton objects on a remote server
using IIS. Requests are made by about 50 clients every 10 seconds,
everything just stops working at one point until i just replace the DLL
on the server doing the work.

I need to make an asyncronous call from an asp.net page and then pick up the
response once the call has completed.  Is there anyway that I can do this.
Cheers for any help,
Eldon

I have a Windows Service with the following configuration in the app.config:
<configuration>
<system.runtime.remoting>
 <application name="RemoteHostService">

It seems to be a question that is asked about 2000 times a day : "How
to register to event?". But I could not find any working solution yet.
The client and the server are in my case on the same machine.
On the server side, if I do this

Is there a way for a Remoting object hosted in IIS to access the Http context
of an ASP.NET application hosted on the same machine? For example, is there a
way to access the HttpApplication object from a Remoting object hosted in the
same machine and possibly deployed in the same ...

When I configure tcp channel in the code my app. works fine:
SERVER:
TcpChannel chanTcp = new TcpChannel(65106);
ChannelServices.RegisterChannel(chanTcp);

Hi guys,
I'm pulling my hair out on this, maybe one of you can jump in here. I'm
using the BeginInvoke method of a delegate to call a method of a remote
(SAO/PO) object in client code, but for some weird reason this does NOT

I have gone through the problems when you try to load the assembly from
GAC on a remoting client...i.e remoting not letting you use the version
number on the client.
solution was use 'qualifyAssembly'...I tried it but it still does not