OK, I have a code that tries to do a CAOfor SQLCommand object (code is
below):
And it failed on cmdLoad.ExecuteReader line ... giving "This remoting proxy
has no channel sink which means either the server has no registered server

I am trying to debug an ASP.net (2.0) client app that makes remote calls
to a singlecall assembly hosted in IIS.  None of my breakpoints int the
remote project are getting hit even after I copied the symbols to the
bin dir.  Any ideas?

I try to study .NEt remoting for my next exam.
Does any one hase or know about good links on working remoting samples ?
thnaks for your help
regards

i have server and client application made by dotnet 2003. when i
rebuild them via dotnet 2005, .net remoting crashed and i did not get
any error. only message is myapplication as encountered a problem. if i
get the real message i will fix it.

I'm creating a C# 2.0 client-server app that will have clients running on  
unknown machines.
I'm sure it's possible, but I have yet to see an example of using an  
encrypted tcp remoting channel in such a situation.

I have a server app, and multiple clients that connect to the server.
Each of the clients retrieve a DataSet from the server to work with.
What I need to have happen is that when one client adds or alters a record  
in their dataset, those changes automatically propagate to the ...

I'm making a simple MBR remoting sample from my pc to server.  I understand
that I need to reference the remote server and assemply something like this:
http://YourRemoteBoxName:32469/RemoteMsgObj.soap
(as per an example in the book Pro C# 2005 and the .NET Platform)

Can objects that inherit from ICollection be remoted? For example, I have a
class that is inheriting from a "base" class and that base class is
inherinting from CollectionBase.
Public MustInherit Class MyBasicCollection : Inherits

I like new security futures of dotnet 2.0. But they work only if workstation
is joined to domain and server is placed on the server, or when two
workstations are using a common user.
This is great for internal network software, but is not possible to use when

I'm trying to fire events via ipcserverchannel and ipcclientchannel but I
get this message :
"This remoting proxy has no channel sink which means either the server has
no registered server channels that are listening, or this application has no

My problem is that I have three objects (two are remotable and one is
not) on the same server that cannot talk to each other without crossing
remote boundaries. I would like the non-remoting object to talk to the
other two who are remoting objects without crossing remote boundaries.

I successfully some msdn docs and made a sample remoting app. It
includes the following:
RemotingObject.dll (Class Library of class to be consumed)
RemotingHost (console remoting server app)

There is a problem we are facing. Initially, we used to put just one object
in the remoting config files and thought that objects created by that main
object would be remoted.
We found that all objects have to be registered individually by class for

I am using VB Express, however when I try to import the namespace:
System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels.Tcp, or .Http, or .IPC, it is not
recognised as a valid namespace.
The namespace down to and including System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels is

I was saving a DataTable out to disk using DataTable.Save().  Later
loading it with DataTable.Load().
In order to get greater performance I replaced these two calls with
BinaryFormatter.Serialize() and BindaryFormatter.DeSerialize.  Both of