Delegation not work in 3-tier application.
My configuration:
Client: windows app. "Account is sensitive and cannot be delegated" is not
selected for user.

My company is using .NET remoting to do communication between processes
on a machine.  We are using the SSPI library provided by the
Microsoft.samples library to do some impersonation as a user within our
windows service (in order to access that user's personal file

I could not find the namespace "System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels.Tcp" in
VS2005
Can anyone show me?
Thanks

I'm still trying to wrap my mind around CAOs versus SAOs in terms of object
lifetime. The scary part is I already developed a Remoting-enabled app while
having only a tenuous understanding of it. That's what tight deadlines will
do, I guess.

I've got our .NET remoting server all up and running well.  But unlike a
WebService we cannot overwrite those dll's because they are in use!  They
don't seem to be released without STOPPING the server app(host) and then we
get "Forcibly disconnected" exceptions on the website!

I have a 3rd party 1.1 framework dll that I want to use in a .net 2.0
application. Alvin Bruney already told me in another newsgroup that I can't
use it as a reference in my 2.0 app because it will be run in 2.0. So, I'm
wondering if it's possible to make a little 1.1 app that ...

I have a distributed C# application that connect to the server using
Remoting with a HTTP channel. My application works ok with firewalls but it
doesn't work when the Client is using a WebProxy with a configuration
script. Any idea how can I resolve that?

I've a problem. I want to implement a kind of distributed mutex
mechanism, based on one coordinator (the server). The server has a
shared object (singleton, marshalbyref) which exposes 2 methods
takeMutex() and releaseMutex(). I implemented these methods using the

I am trying to handle failover in remoting by try is to change the URI
of the message to a new server.
I implemented a Custom client Sink with the following ProcessMessage
// IClientChannelSink

I have this simple remoting object server program:
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RemotingConfiguration.Configure(Helper.GetCurrentProcessConfigFile());
Console.WriteLine("Started.\r\nPress any key to exit...");

We have a web application that uses .NET remoting to communicate with another
server.  This second server is used to generate Crystal Report files.  Each
process can run for several minutes, (some reports can be over a hundred
pages).  When a several reports, (20 or more), are ...

Would be interested if anyone has come accross this problem? Have some
SingleCall SOA remote objects and communicating with them using http channel.
Theres is a lot of extra client and server formatters.
I have  a problem when:

I have .net class library, which classes I activate as client objects
and/or as remote objects. Inside those objects I need to know how were
they activated: remote or inside client application. Question: how to
get that information from object?

I am making a prototype system with a Pocket PC that must connect to a
Server Application.
Unfortunately, the server cannot be a Web Server, but a simple Windows Forms
Application.

How can I specify the URL of a "published" object in the "app.config" file
of a client?
That is:
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