I am using remoting to pass data from a server to a client (or clients).
It has worked really well until we had some DNS problems yesterday. Now I am
getting an InvalidCastException with the message "Object must implement
IConvertible". The strange thing is that I'm only getting ...

I have a remote object, a client application and a remote host application.
I can access remote object from client but I want host application to use
same instance of the object. How can I implement this one instance two
reference approach.

Is there a way to use .net remoting CAO, where a client or server or both,
are using NAT? I need do it this way, because I need keep my instance alive
between calls.

I have created a singleton server in the host and want to connect an event
handler to  it.  My remote client simply sends some data to the server.  I
want my host application to be notified when new data has been sent.
It is unclear to me if this is possible.

Can someone please explain the difference between using single call or
singleton remoting object?  When do you use one over the other.
I am working on a remoting setup where I will have hundreds of clients at a
single time hitting the server.  All the clients pass is a string and ...

Good afternoon,
I've create a Windows Service application. The Windows Service is the
"server" for .NET Remoting. I use VB.NET 2.0.
Information about Windows Service application:

I have the remoting server having binary formatter (NOT SOAP) which is
developed in .NET 2005 (as windows service) and having shared interface
mechanism between server and the client. I want to get that remoting
server to be accessible from VB 6.0 client. Is that possible?

I have (at least partially) developed a custom remoting channel that
uses a JMS-implementation (messaging queues) as the transport.
I am using the SoapFormatter and encapsulating the SOAP request stream
in a JMS Message and sending it to a queue.

Good morning,
Taking into consideration that Activator.GetObject(...) doesn't
immediately attempt to contact the remote server until the first member
is accessed, I was looking for a clean approach for testing remote

Hi Experts,
I do not have any experience in .net remoting. Can you please suggest me the
correct path?
Thanks

I've noticed that whenever the server tries to send back to client a dataset
with over 50,000 rows, it crashes due to a memory exception.
Filling the dataset is not a problem, though in the return of the call that
was invoked by the client the error happens, it might occuer when ...

I'm trying to construct a sandbox using the procedure outlined here:
http://blogs.msdn.com/shawnfa/archive/2005/08/08/449050.aspx. I can
construct the sandbox, but when I try and instantiate a (MarshaByRefObject
descended) type in the sandbox, I get a SecurityException:

I'm working on a project that requires the use of distributed
notifications between machines. I.e. an update is made by one machine
and then another machine is notified of the change (subscriber
pattern).

Assume the following scenario:
c:\a\remoteclient.exe
c:\b\remote_c.dll
c:\b\remote_r.dll

I have created an application that consists of a server running as a
service on a hardware server and 11 clients running on different
computers. The server and the client computers are all on the same
subnet with a couple of switches in between. Every 80 seconds the