i've done some search about this, but it didnt bring up anything. so
its not possible, not known or such a newby-question, nobody talks
about it.
maybe you can help me with this:

I wrote a program that is a server like a broadcast station.
Client program will connet the server with dotnet remote.
Client program connets an event of the remote object.
So when server want to broadcast something, it raise this event.

I have IPC set up for my remoting using config files.
I have the channel registered on the server as:
<channel ref="ipc" portName="server" authorizedGroup="Everyone">
I can successfully communicate with the server via a client on this IPC

All,
I can't seem to figure this one out:
I have a Data Access Layer (DAL) service running on a Windows 2003
Server.  Through remoting, I can connect to this service from my

Hi. I have been trying to figure this out but without avail. Seems like
most users of .NET remoting isn't using it quite the same way as I am
trying to. So I'm wondering if it is even possible to do so. Help will
be greatly appreciated.

I am developing a windows services in (VB.NET).
This service runs 2 threads whose tasks is to monitor the database and
update few records.
I would like to communicate with this window services with remoting -

We are using remoting and I have updated an application on the web server
however some clients receive errors when accessing the application.  When
they run the app it appears to be loading a previous version of the app
however I can log on to their machine and the correct ...

I understand the difference between marshalling by value vs. by ref.
However, in complex object aggregation scenarios it gets very confusing when
mixing the two.  For example:
Let's say I have a Project object that is MarshalbyRef.  Within the Project

When a client is using a MarshalByRef object, you cannot inspect the members
of the class using the debugger?!  All you see is the proxy stuff, which is
worthless.  Makes debugging extremely difficult.
Or am I missing something?

Is there ANY way of getting an object reference to a singleton remoting object IN THE REMOTING server?
Any help/pointers greatly appreciated.
Andy

   I have a very sticky situation, and was wondering if anyone had a
solution. Here is what I have got.
1] A Remote Object that has several properties and methods. Inherits
MarshalByRefObject

Is there any third party library or tool like RemObjects SDK to automate
remoting and n-tiers application over .NET, it could be using .NET Remoting
or not.
TIA

Is it possible to have multiple clients of the same remote object type
but with different url locations?  If so, how can this be setup?
I'm trying to use .net remoting for a current project of mine.  Here's
a brief background:

I am doing Remoting via a Windows Service. The problem I have is this:
When I go to release a new versionof the Service, I first stop the service. Then, I copy the new exe and dependent files to the bin folder and try to retart the service.
I get this error:
55121 not opened.

All,
I have a remote server that my client calls running on two separate PC's.  
On my remote sever I have a method that returns a ADO.Net Dataset that has a
try and catch block around it.  Now if for example I cause an exception by