I get the following exception attempting to return a very large dataset (50
MB):
Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryException' was thrown.
Server stack trace:

This is our current setup. Server has a singleton factory which is
setup using the System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingServices.Marshal call.
This object implements ICalcFactory which has one method GetFactory
which returns ICalculator.

It's my first remoting question so be patient if you do not understand
me at a first glance.
Well, I have inherited a .NET application that was built with Visual
Studio 2002. The application runs services/agents and talks to

I am having a Windows Service named "DataCollectionService" with the process
DataCollectionService.exe. The Sevice hosts a singleton remoting object for
the clients to use. The service start I have given as manual start.
When I reboot my machine, the DataCollectionService.exe ...

I have some remoting code, using IPC Channels, and I'm seeing weird
behavior.
I have a server process that comes up and creates an IPC Channel, and I
have some client proxies to objects in that server.  The server side

Can someone recommend a good book on remoting?

We have a service where we configure remoting via the configuration file. My
problem is this. This service has, until now, only provided services to
client applications. Now, the service is going to be a client itself (it
needs to remote to yet another service). I am trying to ...

I am new to remoting... I am wondering if someone know how remoting works
between a server developed in vs2005 and client developed in vs2003, can
they speak with each other without problems??
Thanks for all your help

What is the recommended range of TCP Port numbers that can be used while
using .NET remoting.

Hi there,
has anyone any clue on how one can obtain the IP-Address of the client in a
remotin object on the server side?
E.G.

I got the error 10061 trying accessing my remote windows service object
dynamically published.
Thisi sthe code in the Main of MyService.cs:
MyService Console = new MyService();

I'm using remoting in my app and when I call a method from my objects, I
receive the following exception :
/* **** Beginning of the stack trace ****
"No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it"

I have an IPrincipal object I need to pass to a SingleCall server activated
object.  I'm looking for a way to accomplish my goal without passing the
IPricipal to the SingleCall object on every method call.  ex:
ServerObject.GetMyCollection(myIPrincipal);

I hope someone can help me. i have a remote object i could access on a
windows 200 server. After i installed active directory and made my computer
a domain controller i now can not not access my remote obejct. can some one
point me in the right direction or solution.

I have two exes and would like to share a simple boolean variable among two
exes.
The client will setup the value for hte boolean while the server will read
it.