First let me explain my architecture.  I have an ASP.Net (VB.Net)
application that is the client, a VB.Net Windows Service that is the
remote server for the VB.Net class library remote object.  In the
client application I have a web.config file that contains a connection

For those who use remoting in their daily work, what is the criteria or
rules that will make your architecture decision going on a :
- server activation object rather a client activation object
- singleton mode rather than SingleCall in case of Server activation

Hello, all:
I got a problem when returning serializable object from my remoting service.
When I test the remoting service in the IE browser by using
"http://myserver/MyRemoteObject.soap?wsdl", it throws the following

I start to be confused with what is so call client-Activated and
Server-Activated object.
What I have understand or at least seen on different sample is that
Client-Activated is refering to <activated> tag in config file and

It looks like if I an the <Serializable> attribute to an object, that I can
pass an object across tiers.
From a coding point of view, this seems very convenient.
My question is: How efficient is this? Does this mean that the object gets

I am developing a remote object that will be part of an application's
Plug-In framework.  As a result of this framework, the plugin has to
conform to the following:
 1) Inherit from System.Windows.Forms.UserControl

Hi, I am using .NET Remoting for database connection.
I have three components:
1. A class library 'RemoteComponent.dll':
Imports System

I just installed VS 2005 (and Framework 2.0) in my computer. I also have VS
2003 and Framework 1.1 installed.
My apps built with 1.1 are suddenly throwing exceptions in parts of the code
that were working fine until now. The exception is:

when I automate an Office App I can access it by using GetObject (COM). Now
I have my own small .NET app and I want to access this from my other .NET
app. What the best way to do this?
Thanks for any advice in advance

I am designing an application where I have multiple clients accessing the
server. The client app is a small dialog box , where the client select some
parameters, these parameters are saved in an xml file and save it into the
server....the server must be aware when a file is ...

Let me start by a simple pseudo-code, before describing my problem.
class COMContainer
{
   private ComClass myComObject;

Scenario: Singleton with CAO.
How to detect closing of client application?
TIA

When it is needed to end the ObjectURI with the .soap or .rem extension ??
Or do we have to always sepcified this extension form ?
Thanks for your help
regards

Hi all, I am beginning a new project and have a few doubts as to which
direction to take. Currently we have an application written in Java which
transmits messages using sockets over the internet to a middle ware
apllication which processese these messages. We are in the process of

I'm having a problem with asynchronous HttpWebRequest. It's a simple
http client-server. For most of my users it works fine. However, some
of them get the exception:
System.Net.WebException: Unable to connect to the remote server --->