I have two app domains that are calling each other's methods. I became aware of the typeFilterLevel option and to resolve my current RemotingException, I may need to set that option to "Full".
My problem is that I don't know how to access or get a reference to the binary formatter ...

I am writing Web UI for a remote running application. The problem is
when I want to open another window in the remote app this new window
opens but it does not get initialized (the new window is seen in the
taskbar but it does not have interface and remote app refuses to

Can a form not be a remote object?
If not, is there any work around... basically I want a central computer to
be controlling forms on several computers on a network?
When I try to add Inherits MarshallByRefObject to a Windows Form class, I

I have a dll hosted in IIS with two declared classes: ClassA and Class
respectively:
class ClassA : MarshalByRefObject
{

Random entries such as the one at  
http://blogs.msdn.com/manishg/default.aspx have lead me to believe there  
is a timeout setting available for tcp remoting in v2.0.
My question is: How do I use this setting?

I have a question on retriving IpcServerChannel.ChannelData in the remote
object. My code is like this:
Server code:
       private void RegisterServerChannel()

The Remote machine throw the application exception, but the Client machine
always catch the some message:
"Server encountered an internal error.  For more information, turn on
customErrors in the server's .config file" .

I need to implement two-way communication between many clients and a single
server using the remoting framwork.  
When a client requests a remotable type from the server, the server will
also need to request a remotable type from that client.  How can the server

I have to use .NET remoting in my web application. I'm not familiar at all
with this in a web page. I've used it a lot in Windows Applications
thought...  What I would like to know is : Where do I put my
"RemotingConfiguration.Configure("client.config")" line? is putting it in

I appologize for the cross post, but I really need an answer on this:
I do not think that I am seeing the whole picture here.  I would like to
create a windows service and a management console, using Visual Basic 2003.
The windows service part, I think, is easy enough.  I am more ...

I have a couple of programs that are all going to need to talk to each
other. Sometimes it will be a simple text message from one to another, other
times it may be things like datasets.
My current thought is to use remoting.

Has anyone else seen an issue with .NET remoting over a TCP channel when
using the VB.NET 2005 application framework in single instance application
mode?  I get a "an existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote
host" error every time.

Where can I find some information on how the clients Locale is handeled when
crossing remoting bourdaries?
(I'm also looking for remoting best practices to prevent any strange
behaviour because of Locale issues.)

I had read in the early Whidbey press that remoting in the 2.0 framework
would support SSL "natively" but since the release I've not been able to
find any mention of this. Everything I can find seems to point at using a
custom channel link with "home rolled" SSL or other ...

I created a simple WindowsForms application (basically a form with a
listbox on it) and registered an object for remote access:
RemotingConfiguration.RegisterWellKnownServiceType(
                   typeof(CMyClass), "MyClass.rem",