Hi,
I have just migrated a client/server application to .Net 2.0. After that I
get an AccessViolationException in the server program when the client program
is terminated!!

New to .net remoting.
I am looking into implementing the NISO NCIP protocol in .net.
The typical payload of an request looks like this:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' ?>

I've developed a remoting application that uses a TCP channel with a Binary
formatter. The server side is a Windows Service that is on the same server
as the database.
When I deploy the server part, I usually create a user account on the server

I've been thrown into a remoting production issue and am looking for some
insight as I have never done remoting before.
There is a Windows Service that creates a TcpChannel and everything works
fine for some undeterminate amount of time and then it would appear as the

This is a rather weird one - I recently rewrote part of a remote based
server - client solution, and now all of a sudden I have some weird things
going on that I can't explain.
I have a client connecting to multiple servers. Each client holds two

I client and server which use remoting to communicate..
It all works well using the TCP channel.
However, if the server goes down, while a client request will fail, it take
about ONE MINUTE to do so!

I'm trying to mark my methods as OneWay but the compiler won't accept it.  I
keep getting "The type or namespace 'OneWay' could not be found (are you
missing a using director or an assembly reference?)"
Any idea how I can mark a remote method as one way???

I'm starting to work with remoting and I have a question about how to get at
data in the method call associated with a singlecall thread on my server?
Specifically, this is my code on the server:
           // Opens passive or "listening" socket,

I try to implement a server that should fire events to clients placed on a
separate network than the server and use NAT.
I'm using .NET 2.0
Do I have any choice , except of using the GenuineChannels?

I need to write an app where a limited rights user should have access to some
special files.  I've been thinking of open the file in a service that runs
with high permissions and then hands the stream back to the caller who has
only limited permissions.  I'm having trouble ...

Hi NG!
I have a problem in my remote application.
After calling a remote function the calculation will be done by the
service. The calculation result will be sent to the caller (client)

Hello...
I have a web application that is calling a method from a web service.
This webservice has a class that is a client class in a remoting
scenario. The problem is that, after the remote server responds to the

I've done quite a bit of research but haven't found any references to
a situation similar to mine. I have a server (srv) that publishes a
remote object and has a single TCP channel open.
I also have a client (clt) that retrieves that object from a TCP

Please could someone let me know if this is possible:
I have a server object exposed through remoting on one PC and a client
object that gets a proxy to this server object.
The client object configures and registers a channel as per:

I have an application that registers as a remoting server and runs in the
system tray.  Then I have utilities that connect with the server and make
calls.  This is analygous to out-of-process DCOM from the old days.  My
question is that because remoting uses TCP or similar ...