What is the easiest way to send a string from one application to another?
I'm develloping an OutlookAddIn and in some cases I need to make my
OutlookAddIn send a string to my other (CRM) application.
Any idea?

I've got a system I need to build that I was going to implement with Web
Services. However, this system needs fairly high throughput and after
reading Microsoft's performance comparison it looks like WCF is the best
way to go. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb310550 ...

I have a winform running on a machine to check for some criteria, once the
criteria is fullfilled, this winform need to notify several winforms on
different machine to do some actions(calling the sub). Can anyone list out
some simple steps that I can follow?

I have observed strange behavior with the IpcChannel and methods
marked as [OneWay]. It seems that they can be called only a fixed
number of times and after the limit is reached they do not appear on
server anymore. It can be seen even in a simplest sample application

i need to notify clients about change that happened on server. there
will be about 2000 clients each will have my service running in it,
what would be the best way to notify only few of them them (not all)
about event on server.

We've currently have a remoting objects that are being hosted by a Windows
Service.  The Windows Service gets the names and port to host the objects on
from a config file.  The Server Components being hosted, then retrieve the
connection string for the database to connect to from ...

I'm in trouble with this:
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Unhandled Exception:
System.Runtime.Serialization.SerializationException: Becaus

Using .net Remoting.
Can I able to use TCP protocol calling method on windows service from
ASP.net application.
I have managed to use HTTP, but when i tried with TCP, it fails, do i need

I decided to experiment with remoting but fell at the first hurdle with the
error:
The type or namespace name 'Tcp' does not exist in the namespace
'System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels'

I am having difficulty calling the static method of
RemotingConfiguration class.  Here is what I have
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;

I've scoured the web for a couple of hours now trying to find a
solution to my problem so I am going to resort to asking the wider
world for assistance.  I'm sure it's going to be a simple thing but I
just cant make it work.