i'm currently implementing a distributed chat application (yes another
one - for university) using MarshalByRefObjects
(with RemoteConfiguration.RegisterWellKnownServiceType and
Activator.GetObject and stuff around)

In an application using .NET remoting (the remoted server is hosted in IIS),
a long-running remoted call terminates after running for around 46 minutes.
There is no exception thrown on the server, nor do the ASP.NET performance
counters register any application or worker process ...

I have a .NET Remoting object hosted in IIS6 on Windows Server 2003
(happens before and after installing SP1) at an endpoint (ASP.NET
application virtual folder) named "CompanyXYZReporting". The remoted
object is called several times every day and works perfectly except

I've been using this for a couple days now and its all working well but I
can't yet figure out how have just an interface in the library used by the
server and the client.  The OpenFile example does have an IFoo but it doesnt
use it.  Searching google the only sample code I found ...

Guys,
My ASP.NET application (on SERVER-A) has been calling .NET remoting
components that are hosted in IIS (on SERVER-B). So far i have been calling
components in synchronous fashion where my ASP.NET page waits for the call to

I'm trying to build an application msn like to play chess with my friends.
I have almost done everything, I have the chat form, and it works pretty
good.
To do this, I use TcpListener and TcpClient, threads and a ChatMessage

i am having 2 c# dlls ...
with class A in 1 of the dll and class B in the 2nd one
one of the member function(create) of class A tries to create the instance of class B in a different Appdomain
i have 2 client applications

I have a web project written in asp.net, vb and runs a SQL Server 2000
back end. My Data Tier will be on another machine run as a remote
object. For now I am testing it on one machine using HTTP as the
transport layer. When trying to connect my Event Viewer catches this

I think that there is a bug in the VB.NET compiler helpers: the
documentation [1] states that the StaticLocalInitFlag is serializable, but
in fact it's not.
This means that any class written in VB.NET where there is a method that

I have a timer which calls a method every 4 minutes. If the default lifetime
is set to 5 minutes shouldn't the timer call prevent the object from ever
disconnecting?

I have an assembly that mainly communicates to clients via events. I need to
turn this into a remotable service. I read that remoting events can be error
prone, so I read an article about the setting up a Listener and Broadcaster
(that keeps an collection of Listeners). This ...

Dear Groups,
I am trying to develop a simple client <-> server application where (for
database security reasons) the server only has access to the centralised
database (and a file repository), and not the client.

I am trying to implement client activated objects hosted by IIS using a
shared DLL that has interfaces for the object.  I am new to remoting
and used the Ingo Rammer's book Advanced .NET Remoting to get started.
I can get the Basic\RemotingObjects example that Microsoft provides to

I am getting a bit confused on some of this SSL stuff with regards to .NET
Remoting.
It's new to me. What I know I learned this morning.
Our windows form client uses a remote dal hosted by IIS.

OK. In order to communicate with a remotable object, I leave the port I've
set in the config file open.
But how on earth can I know what port .net remoting chooses for callback
events (port="0") in order to leave it opened too?