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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Remoting / March 2008

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Client crashes when calling method in server12 Mar 2008 22:53 GMT1
Still working away on my remoting based client/server setup - new problem I
have is as follows:
My windows service (the "server" as far as remoting is concerned) has a
method that is called by a timer at certain intervals. This raises events
IPC Remoting In a Windows Service12 Mar 2008 16:27 GMT1
Hi, I have created a Windows Service which uses IPC Remoting to share data
with a VB.Net application.  The service process runs in the LocalSystem
Account.  When the the client VB app attempts to access data from the shared
class, I get the following error:
Remoting - Detect a crashed/disconnected client from the server?07 Mar 2008 17:06 GMT4
OK, after lots of faffing I have finally gotten remoting working - basically
I have a windows service (the "server") and a forms app (the "client").
The forms app can call methods in the server, and I can get events fired on
the server to be picked up and acted on in the client ...
Is there any way to do so06 Mar 2008 02:06 GMT1
I want to state my problem as follwos:
I have to PC in my home, both of them for me is Known Machine name and MAC
addresses. My question is if these two PC's which let us assume that PC1 and
PC2 used the internet as an infrstrcutre is there any way by using VB.net
 
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