Hi, experts:
I am writing a windows service application in C# which will dynamically
create IPC channels upon receiving client requests(both service and clients
running on the same machine, so I choose IPC instead of TCP or HTTP).

I'm writing remoting project, client is a windows form application and remote
objects are hosted on IIS. Some of the methods of remote objects would
consume long time no run, I want to show the progress or state of the process
on the client side to notify the client about the ...

Hi Experts,
I have a standalone desktop application, a windows service and  couple
of MS Office Add-ins. All these applications run in the same computer.
The Desktop Application needs to talk to Windows service and Office

My application consists of a client and server that communicate via a Tcp
Channel. The client sends requests to the server which then sends data back
to the client. It works fine for clients on the LAN but not for clients
connected to the LAN through VPN. The clients are able to ...

I am new to.Net remoting. Just got some concepts on how it works.
I have to do this at my work. I have a server with a remotable object.
There are some clients connected to the server using .Net remoting.
One client changes some value from his front end and updates the data

Here is the goal of my project :
- to create a simplified API with helper classes for a complex software.
- to protect the software code by redefining a new interface.
My project contains 3 assemblies :

Hi. I'm connecting to an IBM mainframe application with a TcpClient-object. I
have prewritten JAVA-code which works fine, but my simple .NET code will not
work. Can anyone a bit more experienced please help me? I'm rather stuck..
Here's my code:

I have remote objects that offer object persistence services to
clients.
When my server starts up, it reads up all information about the remote
objects from an config xml-file. For example, in the config file I tell

I need a little advice to see if this is possible using remoting and
objects.
1) Create a client with an event to receive a datarow from the server
2) Create a service that accepts connections(Subscribers)

I want to be able to kill the remote object with a GUI control on the
Client side. I made up a small function which calls delete on the
pointer to the remote object. However, the delete basically calls the
destructor, and so I have to define a destructor. but in doing so I am

I'm wring a smart client app which will be used 90% within a LAN and 10%
across the Internet though the Internet use may increase over time.  I've set
off using remoting but have noticed Microsoft suggesting in a number of
places that we should use Web Services in preference most ...

I've searched around for an answer but couldn't find one, so I'm hoping one
of you savvy .NET gurus would know the answer. Basically, I would like to
know how SAOs and CAOs work in a web farm scenario and how .NET achieves
load balancing. The reason I am asking this is because I ...

I have a console application that hosts several server activated objects.  
Before Main calls RemotingConfiguration.Configure it initializes a bunch of
static members in a class that holds configuration information.  None of the
hosted objects modify this data (the members are ...

I am new to .NET remoting, but I do have classical socket based
client/server programming.
I have question about communication between the remote object and the
server (which registerd it), which I hope someone more experienced can

In my remoting application, if the url of the host cannot be found, a "Server
Busy" dialog appears with two active buttons: Switch To and Retry. No
Exception is thrown. Clicking Retry sometimes results in the application
catching an exception, which it can then handle gracefully. ...