I know that SingleCall objects can't have non-default constructors, but I
would like to try to emulate it as close as possible.
Background:  Currently the remoting infrastructure and Business layer (on
remoting server) is mostly abstracted away from them.  They simply make a

Last year I developed a “Device Manager” application that managed the
configuration of devices mounted in a 19” equipment rack.  This application
is a standalone Windows Forms app written in C# that uses Binary
Serialization for persistence and an Observer/MVC design for the User ...

I have build a remote object host under windows service.
A client application is calling services frm that remote object throught tcp
How can I return error message or event back to the client if anything wrong
within client service ?

2000 users are connecting to my web-application. Its 3-tier application and
all the layers are physically seperated we are using the remoting to make
calls. I would to know if anyone has realtime expereince, which method to use
singleton or singlecall if above number of users are ...

I have build a server object hosted in a windows service using tcp.
That object is use as server Activated and singleton mode.
A client application is invoking a method to staore dta to SQL database.
It work greats actually but now I am coming to the point that how my client

I have build a remote object host in a windows service. Everything work fine
when the client call the remote object.
Now I try to make the client part more configurable in the sense that I
would like to not hard coded the URl pass to the Activator.GetObject

I have some more questions with regards to Remoting in .NET 2. I'm using TCP
with the Binary formatter.
My solution consists of 4 projects:
- Class Library containing the server classes which Inherits

  I'm writing a remoting application.
  When my server and my client are located on the same computer, my
application works.
  When the server is located on a different machine, I can create a

I want to prevent from clients from different machines to connect to my
remote object.  I want to be able to define the name of the PC host to
control the calls.  I can get the user from the Principal class but I cannot
get the host computer name from the client side.

We're currently working with another software provider and I'm
required to grab a list of values from there system using XML-RPC
(don't have more information right now) and display it on our web
site. I've used Web Services many times before but never XML-RPC. Does

What is the "best" way to make to process communicate on the same machine, with .NET 2.0/3.0!
- remoting on IPC ? Have you experienced this ?
- WCF on IPC ?
- any alternatives ?

I don't want to use IIS, (design specifiaction) data security isnt an issue,
I just want to make a custom authorization and authentication system for my
remoting server... how would i do this? set up a custom channel sink pair?
any examples of something like this? I just need ...

I have build a remote component hosted by a Windows service.
So far it works perferctly well.
What I ham trying to do now is to define a configuration file for my Server
component, to retrive from there the connection string to the database.

I am building a remoting component which is host inside a Windows service.
that remote component is storing data to SQL server database.
Actualy for my test I am setting the connection string to database in code
and now I would like to make it configurable.

I have a long running remoting client that every once in a while calls
a method on a remoting server. The client constantly displays the
connection status. How can the remoting client find out that the
remoting server has become unavailable right after it happend?