I have a remote object that needs to maintain state and remain indefinitely
after it is created.
I am able to configure it as a singleton(binaryformatter) using IIS (default
port 80 )  and override the InitializeLifetimeService method.

Windows Server:
IDictionary properties = new Hashtable();
properties.Add("useDefaultCredentials", "true");
properties.Add("port", 8085);

This is when hosting remoting under IIS. All my remoting server objects
are SingleCall.
1) I understand how life time works for the remoting objects but how
abut the remoting server application (ie. when does the DLL get loaded

I have a strange problem here. I have a working client/server pair that
communicates through a TCP channel, the "well known object" is known to
the client through it's interface and instanced using Activator.
There are a couple of assemblies involved, but in the end it all comes

Here's the exception info that Visual Studio gave me.
System.Reflection.TargetInvocationException was unhandled by user code
  Message="Ein Aufrufziel hat einen Ausnahmefehler verursacht."
  Source="mscorlib"

GC.Collect() not cleaning memory, how to find out what references to lots of
memory still exist?
When all my processign is done i set everything to null and then:
GC.Collect();

Using VS2008, if I have two or more service references that refer to web
services under the same application and session which use cookies to save
sessionid, is there a way to share cookies between the service references?
Best regards,