Hi Friends,
I am facing a weird problem while using ASP.Net application and a .Net
Reporting server.
I have my remoting server configured using a Windows service, my object

I am facing a problem in C# windows based application. I am fetching
data from database and sending database information through mail after
formatting data. Volume of mail is very high and number of user is also
very big. I was not able to complete requirement using single threaded

server registration is as follows....
TcpServerChannel channel = new TcpServerChannel(10000);
ChannelServices.RegisterChannel(channel);
RemotingConfiguration.RegisterWellKnownServiceType(typeof(serverservice),"serverservice",WellKnownObjectMode.SingleCall);

Will single call remote object serve the particular caller who called it.

Is this in an asp.net or a Windows forms application?
What sort of remote object are you calling?
*  Call by reference?
     * Server activated?

.NET 2.0
Hello
I'm trying to get up to speed with remoting.
I created a test app that has two servers and two clients.

My problem is about asp.net development server. I wonder if is there
any
issues about this product. Because our application which is converted
from .net 1.1 to .net 2.0

I use Framework 2.0, .Net Remoting, Client with WinForms and a Server.
Everything works fine, but i can't catch Exceptions on the Client, which
have been thrown on the Server.
I would like to catch the ArgumentOutOfRangeException on the Client (if

net 1.1:
I am seeing my remoting app fail with this error when I use ilmerge to
repackage the exe and dlls as one exe. The app runs properly when I
don't merge it. And except for the remoting part, the single exe version

Hi could anyone tell me how to simulate multiple clients for a windows
form without actually me having to copy paste the code. Cause its a
real pain....
The thing is i am working on remoting which u guys must have guessed by

    I hope someone can help with this.
    I am doing some work outs on remoting to understand it. I have a
remote server running on different machine. And i am trying to execute
the client on my machine. When i call the Message( ) method on the

Hello, I posted this out to the c# newsgroup, but I haven't received a
reply in a couple of days, so I'm posting to this group (which I
probably should have done to begin with.)
I've read several posts out there that state that setting

I posted a question a while back about how to make my .NET Remoting solution
more highly available. I'm now a little further down the road on a design
and just want to know if I'm heading down an uncharted or particularly
difficult road.

I'm torn between implementing a webservice and using remoting.  If I am not
mistaken here are a couple of things....
1) I should use remoting if I want to insert a channel sync that will
compress my data (it is verbose XML being passed back and forth)

I have an application using Remoting (.NET 2.0)... Here's the way it
works...
Client <--> Service A <- events from B to A -> Service B
So, Service A communicates with Service B and dispatches the objects to