I am sure many of you have encountered similar problem when you try to pass an OleDbParameter object from client to Remote Service. You will get a nice message saying - Because of security restrictions, the type System.Runtime.Remoting.ObjRef cannot be accessed.
This has to do ...

Hello all, I am attempting something tricky with remoting and dynamic
AppDomains:
I have client A, server B, server C, and assembly X.
A, B, and C are all on seperate computers, with an identical copy of

We have a client/server WinForms/C# application that uses .NET Remoting
for the middleware. There is a SQL Server database at the back-end. (I
believe that the same issue exists with WebServices).
The server machine is in one time zone. Some users are in another time

I have a windows application exposing via remoting three singleton
objects, let' call them "SA", "SB" and "SMain" .
"SA" and "SB" are instantiated by remote client applications (which
reside on the same machine).

I recently read about the [NonSerializedAttribute].
If I have three properties
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[Serializable()]

How is it possible for the following client code to cause an "The channel
tcp is already registered" error? I thought the value of 0 tells it to pick
an unused (i.e. available) port? I have confirmed that it is only being
caused once.

I have an application were the server marshals out a reference to a Manager
object. Each of my clients gets a reference to this Manager and registers
themselves (which are serializable) (this way the Manager has references
back to all the clients). I do this so the Manager can ...

I have a server which has 2 buildin network cards. I must be able to access
a singleton service from both networks represented by the 2 networkcards.
the 2 networks should remain separated because of security reasons.( I know
that now my service is propably the security problem)