Hi !!
How to I design a system where I want to retrieve data from a database only
when the first client is connected to my remote server.  All the other
clients has to get the same data as the first client, even if there has been

Regularly, on client application, we instantiate a remote object like
this:
BaseRemoteObject obj = (BaseRemoteObject) Activator.GetObject(typeof
(BaseRemoteObject),"http://localhost:1234/MyRemoteObject.soap");

we here have an app where the server push some data assynch to the
clients connected via tcp socket. This data is then captured in the
client and inserted in a datagrid. So far no problem.
But sometimes, when the incoming data is in a too short period, my

So have a successful remoting environment setup with a shared assembly that
stores the interfaces-only that are available. The client has a copy, and
the remoting server has that, and also has objects that are offerred, that
implement those interfaces.

I’m designing an application that can push alerts to client machines.  The
basic design is that the client registers the remoting object and port and
waits for an alert push from the server.  The server enumerates through the
list of clients and activates each client object which ...

I´m writing a remoting application (server and client). The client calls the
server to get some data and the server sends the requested data. My questions
is: How do I "know" the address of the client who sent the request and the
data that was sent to him?

1. I am in process of designing N-Tier Application using ASP.NET. Can
anyone guide me the right material or microsoft guidelines document
which I can used in designing the N-Tier application.
2. I would also like to know whether to use Web Services or .Net

I have a COM+ application, which acts as a remoting server.  The .NET
assembly contains two COM visible objects - one is trigger by a service
to load a config file and start listening for remoting clients, the
other is used in remoting calls (there is another object which is the

I defined a simple delegate and an event handler in a remotely invoked class
(MarshalByRefObject). The event fires properly on the server side. But when a
remote client instance of the class subscribes to the event, the following
exception is raised:  "An unhandled exception of ...

I'm pretty new on remoting. Today I have managed to create a singleton of
this object
class MyObject : MarshallByRef
{

  I am ruuning to out of memory exception , My system has RAM of 4 GB
and virtual memory paging size set to 4GB .When I check the memory
occupied by the process during the exception , it is less ( around 500
MB and peak Memory usage 800MB ,  even the total memory of the system

When two requests hit a method call on a singleton object nearly
simotaneously is it possible that the second call could overright the
parameters passed into the first request.
void SaveIntToDatabase ( int i ) {

I have created a remoting component on a Win2K server using IIS 5.0 and can
connect to the component. However when I move the component to a Win2003
server running IIS 6.0 I get a (404) Not found message. Why?

Hi everyone. I'm having troubbles in remoting an Int32 array.
All the data are correctly passed from the server to the client, but if in
the client I try to write an element of the array the data is not passed back
to the server.

Hi! Another question for you....
Using Application Domains, is it possible to share data within several
process on the same machine?
Thanks!