I have a service which has both an IPC and TCP remoting channel.  A client
can use either to access my service and I talk to the clients via a callback
they pass to me.  If I try to have the service talk to another instance of
the service running on a different machine, the ...

I have been searching for a solution for the last 2 days. As a last
resort, I am turning to this group. Please help.
I have an assembly called "RemoteObjectsInterfaces.dll" that has an
interface called "IHelloWorldInterface". I have another assembly called

I use .Net Framework 1.1 with Remoting channel= http and formatter=binary.
The remoting server components are hosted as webservice in IIS.
The client application is a WinForms application for file upload and download
I have serveral performance differences, why ?

I'm looking for the most efficient way to pass an XML document into a
remoting call.  I know that I can return an XMLDocument from a remoting
call, but passing one as an argument causes errors.  If I pass the XML
as a string, I believe that all tags will get URL-encoded, making the

I'd like to get some ideas of the best way to accomplish the following in
vs2005:
  Win1 - a windows application
  Web1 through WebX- many website applications

Sorry if this seems like a rehash, but I'm fairly sure it isn't.  I'm getting
the somewhat infamous "System.Net.Sockets.SocketException: Only one usage of
each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted at
System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels.Http ...

I've read an article about performace net remoting, enterprise services and
web service. the prformance test was down when the comunitation uses
dataset. But this article was writed for framework 1.1. Thare are any
similar article in framawork  2.0?

I have a server that provides clients with a singleton object in the normal
"remoting" way. However, I want to allow several clients to be able to
execute at the same time inside the singleton object, and then control the
execution inside the object with normal threading critical ...

I am getting a security error while trying to remote.  My first
Remoting call works just fine.  I retrieve a class object just fine.  I
then use that object to make another call (a little later on in my
program),  that's when I receive the error.

I have following configuration for remoting application:
Server side; was wrote in VS2003
Shared library; was wrote in VS2003. Contains shared objects
Client side; was wrote in VS2005.

Hey ho,
This is a question that I have already posted, but received no valuable
anser... So maybe I have more luck this time :-)
I have a (hopefully) little problem with remoting:

I am working on a Windows Media Center project, where my MCE pages need to
use .NET remoting to talk to a Windows service running locally on the users
machine. Basically, the MCE/HTML pages have an ActiveX control that uses .NET
Remoting to make its requests.

I have an application server that works with legacy com components with
Apartment threading model. The components take very long to initialize
and I store them in a global collection once created.
All the remoting threads (from default threadpool) are MTA threads. So

My assembly has a remotable class, and dependencies on some other
application assemblies.
In theory, the remoting client needs only the first assembly, so that
.NET can build the proxy.  If possible, I would like to avoid deploying

In my current projects i have business obejcts that are running on a
remote server and Presentation (ASP.net) is accesing it using .net
remoting(IIS + TCP + BinaryFormatter).
Sample objects are ..users object that contains a collection of user