Testing success of Activator.GetObject... -- dotnet remoting

Sunny
7/14/2004 9:27:18 AM

Hi,
this is the only way. Activator.GetObject does not make a connection, it
just creates the proxy. The connection is made upon the first method
call.

Sunny

In article <fdeaf0d8qv9r86tgg8gv50pa958gv2hlfi@4ax.com>, jaha@tmbg.org
says...
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Robert Conde
7/14/2004 9:51:37 AM

Hi All,
I was wondering if there was a good way to test if
Activator.GetObject succeeded. If it fails it doesn't throw an
exception. Also, it returns an interface pointer when it fails. It
only throws an exception when you try to execute a method. So what
I've been doing is trying to execute a Test() empty method to see if
it was successful - but it seems to be a weird way to go about it. Any
thoughts?

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