I am developing an WinForms based application used 90% within a LAN and
10% across the Internet though the Internet use may increase over time.
This application uses the remoting technology.
The application does not work for Natted IP addresses.

I need to register two channels but the system only seems to recognize one.
I have a server which has two-way remoting with its clients.  It acts as a
server with a security sink.  It also fires events to its clients.  This
means that the channel has both a server sink chain and a ...

Ok. I have been banging my head about this issue for the last couple of days. I have tried just about everything i could find out there but nothing is exactly what i am experiencing.  
Currently I am developing a Server Awareness program that runs on the client.  The basic ...

I have a singleton hosted in IIS adn have a question regaring threading and
how methods are handled on concurrent calls.
Note:  all of the data used is from within the method itself (or pulled from
a database from within the method )

I have a project.
I want design it like below.
IE ---> IIS ---> remoting <-- window froms Ap
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I am following along with the book "Expert C# Business Objects", in chapter
3 it uses VS to construct a simple server and client using a SingleCall via
MarshalByRefObject. The demo starts out using the TCP/IP channel and then
modifies it to use IIS and HTTP as the host channel.

I am writing a messaging service that uses 3 remote singletons.  One sits on
the client and sends requests to another object on the server.  This in turn
calls back into a second client object that is waiting for incoming messages.
The problem is that when my remote components are ...

I have a problem with my Remote Events. This is my situation:
I have a server application (windows service) that 'hosts' a remote object.
I have 1 or more client applications that are 'using' the remote object.
When the server fires an event the clients are recieving the event.

Hi,
We have a multi-tiered app that heavily relies on .Net Remoting. The app
contains of COM+ Server that reside on W2K, Biztalk Server also on W2K. User
access the app thru XP SP2 or W2k machines. After last Tuesday’s virus

That is not a particularly useful error message. this is being thrown by a
remoting server accessing the bll/dal layers from a web. I turned off
customErrors in the remote config file, but still get this error.
Anyone have a clue as to what to do about it?

Anyone know of a good source on how to debug a remoting service running on
another server?

Can some one explain me the difference between
Activator.GetObject(serverType,url) and
RemotingServices.Connect(serverType,url)? They seem to do exactly the same.
Best Regards,

This is a problem I'm sure that has been countered before. In a
nutshell, the Soapsuds tool is not generating information about all of
the public classes in a remote assembly, and I need it to.
The specific example:

We are receiving this error when attempting to process a load of
approximately 5000 requests.
The scenerio is as follows:
A Windows Application  makes a request to Windows 2003 server which in

I'm having a problem with my remote events.
I've uploaded my code to :
http://www.vangampelaere.be/download/RemotingEventsDemo.zip
The server console works fine but when I try to add the handler to the