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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Remoting / May 2006

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Timeout before SocketException08 May 2006 13:31 GMT8
I have an application that talks to a shared add-in via .NET remoting but
occasionally the shared add-in will not be available.  This results in a
SocketException as I run my remoting through a TCP channel.  I catch this
exception and communicate via a different method.  All well ...
Serialization and Custom Attributes08 May 2006 10:12 GMT2
1st please forgive me if I posted this to the wrong news group(s), news
group guidance would be appreciated.
Question:  I have the following sample class generated from XSD.exe  (Vs
2005).  I would like to set an attribute
Remoting access from VBScript07 May 2006 17:53 GMT1
I have trouble accessing a remoting object from non .Net client say
VBScript.  I've created a Windows Service written in C#.  The Service
exposes a remoting object using the http channel.  The remoting object
has one function - HelloWorld() that returns a string.
Stop server thread from client06 May 2006 05:14 GMT4
Can anyone tell me how to end a server thread from the client UI?
There is a Singleton SAO with some methods.
The client (UI) triggers one of these methods by using remoting over a
tcp channel.
Memory Leak/Problem with Remoting05 May 2006 14:39 GMT6
We are hosting our remoting through windows services.  The remote class is
basically a data access component.  So, in the client application will call
the remoting object passing in a stored procedure and its parameters and the
function  passes back a dataset.  The problem is ...
two way comminucation in Remoting05 May 2006 09:58 GMT1
Is it possible to enable a two way communication via remoting.
i.e. from the client side, i execute a method on a server object (singleton)
via remoting and also pass a reference of the client object (inherited from
MarshalByRefObject) which will be maintained on the server remote ...
Reference to object in Client application04 May 2006 19:21 GMT1
Hi everybody!!
I'm new on .net remoting. I have configured one object (.dll). I have too a
windows service as host of the object and all seems to be ok.
When I develop the client application, I need to reference the object (.dll)
How to specify client to use HTTP Binary Progmatically ??03 May 2006 21:49 GMT2
Ok we have .config files to specifiy the Remoting configuration, but I cant
use them as the URL and potentially the formatting mode may change based on
client requirements.
I need to pull the settings from my own configuration data and apply code at
Debug Remotable Object03 May 2006 18:13 GMT3
How to debug / step into the RemotableObject module?
I'm able to step into the Server and Client, but not in the RO.
Is it because its a DLL?
Thanks!
How to Pass Object to Server?03 May 2006 15:48 GMT1
I'm trying to create a client object and pass it to the
server, but this fails on the client side at the point of
passing the object, with the following:
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Asycn TCPListener Sample Stops Listening URGENT!!!02 May 2006 22:29 GMT5
I have created a Sockets Sever using the MSDN sample here
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpguide/html/cp
connon-blockingserversocketexample.asp

The problem is when I disconnect a client the server seems to stop listening
any ideas would be greatly ...
Problem using Remoting with 2 NICs02 May 2006 13:11 GMT4
I have a remoting server (Class Factory) running on a PC with 2 NICs.  NIC 1
is DHCP, NIC 2 is fixed IP Address.  
I have clients connecting successfully on NIC 1, but clients connecting to
NIC 2 fail when accessing the methods of the inner classes of the Class
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