if i create a windows service and register a class that is not part of the
service project (it is part of a classlibrary project),  when i start de
service an error message says that can not start the service becouse there
is nothing to do.

We have a remoting application (.NET service) which fires off "events" to a
client via delegates.
If the client hangs (i.e. goes into sleep), the server will eventually
hang.

I startted off by using TCPChannel but this caused me several problems
the most serious being that if someone disconnected the network cable
my local app would stop working. So I decided to change to IPCChannels
thinking that it would just slot in and work as before. Mostly this is

I am having problems with Serializing and Deserializing when remoting.
Basically I have a class that inherits another class.  How do I get
them serialized properly.
I can serialize to my base class just fine.  I can serialize to my

I have a simple remoting sample using IPCChannel.  If I run the server code
as a console app my client can connect just fine.  However, if I the same
server code runs in a service, the client gets a RemotingException of
"Failed to connect to an IPC Port: Access is denied".

I have a simple console test application that sets up a TCP channel for
remoting and registers an object, and then services requests until I close
it.  I've compiled it to target .net 1.1 and 2.0.  The problem is that after
a while, in the .net 2.0 version, a thread makes a ...

I created a custom client formatter sink to pass some information.  I can
create it as follows:
BinaryClientFormatterSinkProvider binarySink = new
BinaryClientFormatterSinkProvider();

I have a (hopefully) little problem with remoting:
I'm currently developing an application (VB.NET) which should execute
some methods on a different client within the LAN. So I wrote this
little piece of code for testing purposes:

I'm designing a remoting C/S application. I want to obtain references to
"business" objects created on the server side to enable invoking methods that
will run on the server side. In order to make it more chunky, I want to
enable the serialization, transportation of copies of the ...

We have two parts of an overall application that use .NET Remoting and we're
looking at adding a third feature that will also use .NET Remoting. Each
individual remoted piece does not carry enough traffic to warrant a
redundant solution, but the combination of the three is adding ...

I have created a windows service and installed it.  I use NET START
servicename but I get the message that the service has started and then
stopped.  Same thing if I start it through the Services utility.  
This service registers a remote object in a dll and chat clients ...

Here is the scenario: We have a number of web servers and although each one
has a copy of the business objects required by our application, they connect
and get their data from a Remoting server. (Benefits include centralized
caching, single db access point, etc.)

I'm a bit stumped - I created a new .NET 2.0 remoting project, and there
seems to be a "HTTP Client" channel that is pre-registered.
Does anyone know why the channel is precreated?
My .config file does not have any channel setup information - everything

I was previously able to store my AsyncResult to the Session with the
sessionstate mode="InProc" but now I get:
System.Web.HttpException: Unable to serialize the session state. Please
note that non-serializable objects or MarshalByRef objects are not

   I'm with a memory leak problem... I have any objects that GC not
collect.
When I was investigate this objects with AQtime I see that it is referecend
by StackBuilderSink and ServerIdentity objects (of .net runtime). Anybody