Server machine
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I have a .net remote server application (console app hosting a .net remote
object) installed on the server machine.

I am trying to find out the secure option in the TcpChannel works. I have
read that it can provide encryption of the data. If so what algorithm does
it use?
Cheers

This property is not working with asynchronous request. why??
I really need to implement timeout in remoting http requests.
Are there alternatives??
Thanks in advance

- I have a winform application connecting to a remote object hosted in iis
6. I used a 'soap' formatter.
- My IIS is reacheable from the internet on an address like
http://www.myserver.com/myserver/myobject.soap

I created a simple client and server using the remoting example in the MSDN
Library.
Run the server and client, works fine.
Now run a second instance of the client (at the same time as the first) and

I am using .net remoting server.
I have encountered an unexplained problem with the server,
It's running fine till the second the client software is closed... at that
very moment the server crashes.

I have a Windows Service developed in C# .NET.  I'm making it a remote
server and I can, via an IPC Channel, expose methods on an object and call
them from a
client.  However, I now want my remoted object to be able to invoke a method

So I have this (singleton) remote object. It has a delegate for a data
change event:
public delegate void DataChangeEvent();
When the client(s) connect to the object, they add themselves as listeners

I have implemented a sink (.net remoting) and I wonder how could I break
the process of execution of a remote method.
For example, I check a data in CallContext
        string session = (string)lcc.GetData("www_session");

I'm starting to wonder about the performance of our remoting calls and not
sure where to look to confirm my suspisions.
I've got 3 websites all making remoting calls to the app server. The app
server then makes calls to the various backends.

I've created a custom exception class that is marked Serializable and
implements the ISerializable interface.  I am throwing this custom exception
across my remoting boundary.  It works just fine when the remoting client is
a Windows forms or console application, but if I use a  ...

Scenario:
1. Web server (internet): IIS + ASP.NET (version 1.1 + 2.0)
   running as a stand-alone-server.
2. Application server (Component services)

We built two application that communicate with each other using .Net
remoting on the same machine, essentially replicating what we used to be able
to do with DCOM when one application controls another on the same workstation.
Everything works fine until the Network card is not ...

Hey all,
 I've got a .NET Remoting application that dynamically loads assemblies
from a specified path at run time.  I have a class factory that contains the
logic to do this, and it works perfectly in a unit test, without connecting

Losing my mind with this.  I had a project that I had started and was
working fine - now, that I have time to continue I have resurrected it
(started in .NET 1.1 - now .NET 2.0) and I continually get this.  When
I cut and paste into some new code, I am not sure if it is something I