I am developing a remoting service which is accessed by a client
application using remoting. In doing so, is gives me an error called
"Cannot load type <Type Name> <Assembly Name>"
Following things I am doing in order to developed a remoting service

We have a small test appication that uses remoting. This app works fine on
the developers XP system but the same configuration does not work on Win2k
with IIS 6 and .net 2.0. The URL returns 404, page not found. The .rem
extension has been enabled and all other IIS settings look ...

I am trying to Upload a file using .NET Remoting. My Remoting Object
contains an Upload Method which would take the HttpPostedFile and the path as
the parameters,
I am using Server Act Object in SingleTon Mode

MSDN documentation states that message sinks must not throw exceptions
at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpguide/html/cp
consinkssinkchains.asp
"Note   Message sinks must not throw exceptions. One way a message sink

With Remoting, the server generally needs to be running, in order for a
remote client to instantiate the class which is exposed for remoting. If the
server is not already running, the client can start the server, however the
launch of the server will be asynchronous and the ...

we are building a 3 tier application with .Net Framework 2.0 and EntLib Jan
2006
client/server talks via .Net Remoting,
an InvalidCastException is thrown on the CLIENT side if I don't comment the

I have a remote object which has a function
XMLNode GetDataNode(string nodeName);
When I call this function using remoting (from another application), I am
getting an Exception stating that XmlElement is not marked as serializable.

I've read some articles that address the problem i'm having at the moment,
however things still are not completely clear to me. I will illustrate the
setting, and what problems I have.
I have a central component that is to collect data from certain clients, and

Hi, I have a little problem with the config file even tought I'm pretty sure
it's correct...  Can someone tell me why I get this exception?  here are the
exception and the config file content.
Exception :

We're C# .NET developers who must use an ActiveX container (not IE) to
create and contain our components. We'd like both the component and the
client to be C# .NET code.
But, it appears that you cannot do this with COM interop. To do this,

Just a quick question in relation to remoting over HTTP using the binary
formatter.
We really want to avoid the overheads of using https . Although our data
doesnt need to be all the secure , just wondering what level of protection

Hi, I have a service and an app, I cut down the code to a minimum...  can
someone explain me why it locks up when I try to get an instance of my
object?
public class LoginService : MarshalByRefObject

When I configure remoting with a TCP channel with a singlecall server
object, I would like to know if the TCP connection stays open forever.
In the TCP protocol, it requires 7 messages between the client and the
server to open a connection.  If the client makes a lot of calls to the

Server side : Winform Exe
Code :
  System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingConfiguration.Configure(
   System.IO.Path.Combine(Application.StartupPath,

I'm getting an error when I try send a dataset from a .NET2.0 proces to
a .NET1.1 proces: Type is not resolved for
System.Data.Serializationformat, System.Data, ....
It appears Microsoft does not support backward compatiblity on datasets