I've put together a basic server and client in remoting. In order to
pass data around I presumed you'd use the detached objects like DataSet,
DataTable and DataRow so I figured I'd define a DataSet class in an
assembly that was shared by the client/server (along with the ...

I have a version 2.0 framework application that needs to talk to another 3rd
party application that is using version 1.1 via remoting.  Will\can it work?
Are the any problems\pit falls am likely to experience?
Any direction would be great.

Say you create a client proxy object SomeObject via a call to
Activator.GetObject, and then call a method on SomeObject.
Is there a live connection or other resource being kept in use on the
server for the whole time that SomeObject is still alive on the client

I have a DotNet (1.1) application in which Remoting is implemented using
ACA.Net. I would like to know is there any other tools that can be used for
the same? Please help.

I've written a .net remoting app that works OK on most machines but recently
I found one that has a problem. This machine is the server in my app, the
exception I receive is 'A remote side security requirement wasn't
fullfilled...'. I've compared this machine to all the others ...

Is it possible to invoke methods present in the Windows Service from
ASP.NET Web pages?.
Can anyone have encountered scenario like this before?...
Regards,

Before I go and make massive changes to a TCP/IP library I made, I was
wondering if the detection of connection loss is possible through the
TCPClient class.
The problem I have is that I make a connection to another application using

I am creating a remoting chat server and client application with
bidirectional message passing.
Is .NET remoting with Binary Formatting a advisable platform to create chat
server application?

I am attempting to create a client activated system. I have a interface dll
which contains the interface to be used, this assembly is then referanced in
both client and server. The server implemenation is then split in to a DLL
which contains the server code, and an app which ...

¡Hi there!
I'm working in a "three layered" application, data/bussines/view, and
each one of this arquitecture layer are hosted in separated servers.
The web application obviously must invoke remote objects in the

Reading about WCF I had this feeling that .net remoting has been left
behind. There's a lot about webservices but nothing about remoting
which suprises me as MS was encouraging to use it in non-heterogeneous
applications before .net 3.0 was released.

I have a windows service hosting a remote object as a singleton.
Is there any way the remote object can obtain details of the client invoking
it.... for example IP address etc.
Or is it so transparent that it doesn't know?

I have a remoting app using tcp/binary. The app runs good in a local
network, but now i need to have the client connect to the server over
a slower network connection. The first tests revealed a very very slow
communication. Transfering something like 100 objects which contain up

Does anyone know a good book about WCF?
Thanks,
José

Is there a faster way to access a remoting server object hosted under THE
SAME windows service beside standard way thru creating a proxy using
Activator.GetObject()?
In other words, there are 2 components, first of them is a singlecall and