I have a machine A where I run a webservice that needs to invoke a console application on Machine B. Both of them are on the same domain and I can adjust the rights if I need to.
I need to do some logging in my application and my Visual Studio Solution contains several dll\'s开发者_C百科 (and thus multiple app domains).I thought just creating a static class for my logging woul
.NET remoting can generate transparent proxy remotes for an interface with serializable members, such as:
OK, so I know that WCF is supposed to replace dotNET remoting, yet I seem to fail to really grasp if WCF is a full replacement with more options, or if .NET remoting offers some features that are miss
My application calls RemotingConfiguration.Configure() to set up .NET Remoting. But since I need the portName attribute of the channels element to be different each time the application is run, I have
I have singleton object hosted under IIS. I can call any method in Singleton object without any problem. One method of singleton object returns a reference to another class object. When I try to call
Is there a limit on th开发者_StackOverflow中文版e number of connection a .Net Remoting server can handle?Depends on the type of server.
That\'s Pretty much it. I took a set of Active Directory classes we\'d had in our webservices for years, and seperated & migrated it into our Libraries so I could also use them in a winform app I
I\'ve got a question concerning best practices with .NET remoting. The code is smelly and I need to do some refactoring.
We have the \"standard\" three tier architecture with our middle tier hosted in IIS and accessed via .net remoting.These errors occur between our web and web services servers (front tier) that are rem
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