"dotNetDave" wrote:

> I have an assembly that mainly communicates to clients via events. I need to
> turn this into a remotable service. I read that remoting events can be error
> prone, so I read an article about the setting up a Listener and Broadcaster
> (that keeps an collection of Listeners). This works great except for one
> problem... if the Listener application ends the wrong way and does not
> "disconnect" itself properly from the Broadcaster then the next time
> Broadcaster tries to call a method on the Listener, then it fails. When this
> happens, I catch the exception and try to remove the Listener from the
> Listener collection. As soon as I call .Remove on the collection I get this
> socket error:
>
> "No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it"
>
> I have tried and tried and can't seem to get around it. Even trying to call
> Dispose on the proxy object first yields the same error.
>
> Please let me know if anyone has any ideas.
>
> Thanks,