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I have a service that accepts remoting connections. On the other hand, I have a client application that wants to connect to the service and get new objects. The problem is that when I try to instanciate a remote object, I always get a local object. I should receive a proxy, but I receive a local instance. I tried loading the configuration file just before my first call to the object without success. Here is the code I'm using right now : string path = System.IO.Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory,"TeamplateBLL.Client.config"); System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingConfiguration.Configure(path); Teamplate.BLL.BUserList bu = new Teamplate.BLL.BUserList(); try { string x = bu.GetActiveDirectoryRecords(); System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(x); } catch (Exception ex) { System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString()); } the 'bu' object should be a proxy but instead it is a local Teamplate.BLL.BUserList object... The method succeed, but local, not remote... Is there a possible source from here to get a solution or will you need the configuration files? Thanks ThunderMusic
ok, I really need to know what's wrong, so I post the 2 configuration files
so you can see if everything is right (it seems to be) TeamplateBLL.Client.config : <configuration> <system.runtime.remoting> <application> <client url="tcp://127.0.0.1:30520"> </client> <service> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSession, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BModel, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BDocument, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFileList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BGroup, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BProcess, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFolder, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUser, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUserList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BWorkList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.EFile, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.RecordList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSharePoint, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BExchangeDAV, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BTriggerManager, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BInfoPath, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.ModelDeployment, TeamplateBLL" /> </service> </application> </system.runtime.remoting> </configuration> TeamplateBLL.exe.config : (the server) <configuration> <system.runtime.remoting> <application> <lifetime leaseTime="5M" sponsorshipTimeout="5M" renewOnCallTime="2M" leaseManagerPollTime="5M"/> <channels> <channel ref="tcp" port="30520" machineName="localhost"> <serverProviders> <formatter ref="binary" typeFilterLevel="Full" /> </serverProviders> </channel> <channel ref="http" port="30521" machineName="localhost" /> </channels> <service> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSession, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BModel, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BDocument, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFileList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BGroup, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BProcess, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFolder, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUser, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUserList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BWorkList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.EFile, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.RecordList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSharePoint, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BExchangeDAV, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BTriggerManager, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BInfoPath, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.ModelDeployment, TeamplateBLL" /> </service> </application> </system.runtime.remoting> </configuration> The server seems to respond right in telnet and in IE (well, it gives an error because the protocol is not respected, but at least it does something). I found this post and I'm pretty sure the problem is in the config files, but I can't see where.... http://groups.google.fr/group/microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.remoting/browse_thread/thread/2d783c784fa7694c/6d44ed8454430761?lnk=st&q=%2B%22remoting%22+%2B%22local+object%22&rnum=7&hl=fr#6d44ed8454430761 Please help!! thanks ThunderMusic [quoted text, click to view] "ThunderMusic" <NOdanlatSPAM@hotmaildotcom> wrote in message news:upXSwOeJGHA.2828@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... > Hi, > I have a service that accepts remoting connections. On the other hand, I > have a client application that wants to connect to the service and get new > objects. The problem is that when I try to instanciate a remote object, I > always get a local object. I should receive a proxy, but I receive a local > instance. I tried loading the configuration file just before my first call > to the object without success. > > Here is the code I'm using right now : > > string path = > System.IO.Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory,"TeamplateBLL.Client.config"); > System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingConfiguration.Configure(path); > Teamplate.BLL.BUserList bu = new Teamplate.BLL.BUserList(); > try > { > string x = bu.GetActiveDirectoryRecords(); > System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(x); > } > catch (Exception ex) > { > System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString()); > } > > the 'bu' object should be a proxy but instead it is a local > Teamplate.BLL.BUserList object... The method succeed, but local, not > remote... Is there a possible source from here to get a solution or will > you need the configuration files? > > Thanks > > ThunderMusic >
If you want to receive aproxy object, as far as I could read, you need to
inherits you remote object from the MarshalByref class I am also deep in remoting, and I have to say is that it is not easy when you just start as I am regards serge [quoted text, click to view] "ThunderMusic" wrote:
> ok, I really need to know what's wrong, so I post the 2 configuration files > so you can see if everything is right (it seems to be) > TeamplateBLL.Client.config : > <configuration> > <system.runtime.remoting> > <application> > <client url="tcp://127.0.0.1:30520"> > </client> > <service> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSession, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BModel, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BDocument, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFileList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BGroup, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BProcess, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFolder, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUser, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUserList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BWorkList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.EFile, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.RecordList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSharePoint, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BExchangeDAV, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BTriggerManager, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BInfoPath, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.ModelDeployment, TeamplateBLL" /> > </service> > </application> > </system.runtime.remoting> > </configuration> > > TeamplateBLL.exe.config : (the server) > <configuration> > <system.runtime.remoting> > <application> > <lifetime leaseTime="5M" sponsorshipTimeout="5M" renewOnCallTime="2M" > leaseManagerPollTime="5M"/> > > <channels> > <channel ref="tcp" port="30520" machineName="localhost"> > <serverProviders> > <formatter ref="binary" typeFilterLevel="Full" /> > </serverProviders> > </channel> > <channel ref="http" port="30521" machineName="localhost" /> > </channels> > > <service> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSession, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BModel, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BDocument, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFileList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BGroup, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BProcess, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFolder, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUser, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUserList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BWorkList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.EFile, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.RecordList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSharePoint, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BExchangeDAV, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BTriggerManager, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BInfoPath, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.ModelDeployment, TeamplateBLL" /> > </service> > </application> > </system.runtime.remoting> > </configuration> > > The server seems to respond right in telnet and in IE (well, it gives an > error because the protocol is not respected, but at least it does > something). > > I found this post and I'm pretty sure the problem is in the config files, > but I can't see where.... > http://groups.google.fr/group/microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.remoting/browse_thread/thread/2d783c784fa7694c/6d44ed8454430761?lnk=st&q=%2B%22remoting%22+%2B%22local+object%22&rnum=7&hl=fr#6d44ed8454430761 > > Please help!! > > thanks > > ThunderMusic > > > "ThunderMusic" <NOdanlatSPAM@hotmaildotcom> wrote in message > news:upXSwOeJGHA.2828@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... > > Hi, > > I have a service that accepts remoting connections. On the other hand, I > > have a client application that wants to connect to the service and get new > > objects. The problem is that when I try to instanciate a remote object, I > > always get a local object. I should receive a proxy, but I receive a local > > instance. I tried loading the configuration file just before my first call > > to the object without success. > > > > Here is the code I'm using right now : > > > > string path = > > System.IO.Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory,"TeamplateBLL.Client.config"); > > System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingConfiguration.Configure(path); > > Teamplate.BLL.BUserList bu = new Teamplate.BLL.BUserList(); > > try > > { > > string x = bu.GetActiveDirectoryRecords(); > > System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(x); > > } > > catch (Exception ex) > > { > > System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString()); > > } > > > > the 'bu' object should be a proxy but instead it is a local > > Teamplate.BLL.BUserList object... The method succeed, but local, not > > remote... Is there a possible source from here to get a solution or will > > you need the configuration files? > > > > Thanks > > > > ThunderMusic > > > >
Hello.
Take a look at MSDN help where Remoting basics are described. I've wrote some tests available at <http://gzip.rsdn.ru/File/35065/DIvsRef.zip> but VS 2005 required. Performance tests could be skipped. Take a look at Factory class that implements IFactory interface. This class is available only on the server side and activated from the client application on Activator.CreateInstance call. Client application knows only about IFactory interfaces and has no reference to the server assembly. Remoting infrastructure is configured via app.config configuration files for server and client accordingly.
Hi,
For those who were seeking for the problem, you may be pleased to know we found the solution. In fact, I don't really know why it works, but now, it works (and seem to work fine, but I did not test myself, but did not have any more remarks about it, so I assume it works), we just transfered all the <service> part into the <Client> part into the client's config file, and now it works... we receive the transparent proxy objects and they seem to contain the information from the server (not local information), so I assume it's ok. Now I have another question... WHY? (the eternal one...) I mean, those objects are supposed to be server activated (or did I miss something?), so why must I put them into the <client> part of the client's config file while they are in the <service> part of the server's config file, shouldn't they be in the same part of the config file?!? Thanks to those who helped with the other posts (Serge Calderara & Oleksa) ThunderMusic "ThunderMusic" <NOdanlatSPAM@hotmaildotcom> a écrit dans le message de news: OMAH4leJGHA.3120@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... [quoted text, click to view] > ok, I really need to know what's wrong, so I post the 2 configuration > files so you can see if everything is right (it seems to be) > TeamplateBLL.Client.config : > <configuration> > <system.runtime.remoting> > <application> > <client url="tcp://127.0.0.1:30520"> > </client> > <service> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSession, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BModel, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BDocument, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFileList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BGroup, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BProcess, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFolder, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUser, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUserList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BWorkList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.EFile, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.RecordList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSharePoint, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BExchangeDAV, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BTriggerManager, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BInfoPath, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.ModelDeployment, TeamplateBLL" /> > </service> > </application> > </system.runtime.remoting> > </configuration> > > TeamplateBLL.exe.config : (the server) > <configuration> > <system.runtime.remoting> > <application> > <lifetime leaseTime="5M" sponsorshipTimeout="5M" renewOnCallTime="2M" > leaseManagerPollTime="5M"/> > > <channels> > <channel ref="tcp" port="30520" machineName="localhost"> > <serverProviders> > <formatter ref="binary" typeFilterLevel="Full" /> > </serverProviders> > </channel> > <channel ref="http" port="30521" machineName="localhost" /> > </channels> > > <service> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSession, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BModel, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BDocument, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFileList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BGroup, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BProcess, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFolder, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUser, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUserList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BWorkList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.EFile, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.RecordList, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSharePoint, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BExchangeDAV, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BTriggerManager, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BInfoPath, TeamplateBLL" /> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.ModelDeployment, TeamplateBLL" /> > </service> > </application> > </system.runtime.remoting> > </configuration> > > The server seems to respond right in telnet and in IE (well, it gives an > error because the protocol is not respected, but at least it does > something). > > I found this post and I'm pretty sure the problem is in the config files, > but I can't see where.... > http://groups.google.fr/group/microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.remoting/browse_thread/thread/2d783c784fa7694c/6d44ed8454430761?lnk=st&q=%2B%22remoting%22+%2B%22local+object%22&rnum=7&hl=fr#6d44ed8454430761 > > Please help!! > > thanks > > ThunderMusic > > > "ThunderMusic" <NOdanlatSPAM@hotmaildotcom> wrote in message > news:upXSwOeJGHA.2828@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... >> Hi, >> I have a service that accepts remoting connections. On the other hand, I >> have a client application that wants to connect to the service and get >> new objects. The problem is that when I try to instanciate a remote >> object, I always get a local object. I should receive a proxy, but I >> receive a local instance. I tried loading the configuration file just >> before my first call to the object without success. >> >> Here is the code I'm using right now : >> >> string path = >> System.IO.Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory,"TeamplateBLL.Client.config"); >> System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingConfiguration.Configure(path); >> Teamplate.BLL.BUserList bu = new Teamplate.BLL.BUserList(); >> try >> { >> string x = bu.GetActiveDirectoryRecords(); >> System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(x); >> } >> catch (Exception ex) >> { >> System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString()); >> } >> >> the 'bu' object should be a proxy but instead it is a local >> Teamplate.BLL.BUserList object... The method succeed, but local, not >> remote... Is there a possible source from here to get a solution or will >> you need the configuration files? >> >> Thanks >> >> ThunderMusic >> > >
Client should know where server objects are hosted so URI was placed in
the clients configuration file. You may put those URI into the code like string constant but it is ugly IMHO.
hi,
could you please post your client and server config file, I would be interresting to see how did you configure it just to be sure that I have understand as well thnaks [quoted text, click to view] "ThunderMusic" wrote:
> Hi, > For those who were seeking for the problem, you may be pleased to know we > found the solution. In fact, I don't really know why it works, but now, it > works (and seem to work fine, but I did not test myself, but did not have > any more remarks about it, so I assume it works), we just transfered all the > <service> part into the <Client> part into the client's config file, and now > it works... we receive the transparent proxy objects and they seem to > contain the information from the server (not local information), so I assume > it's ok. > > Now I have another question... WHY? (the eternal one...) I mean, those > objects are supposed to be server activated (or did I miss something?), so > why must I put them into the <client> part of the client's config file while > they are in the <service> part of the server's config file, shouldn't they > be in the same part of the config file?!? > > Thanks to those who helped with the other posts (Serge Calderara & Oleksa) > > ThunderMusic > > "ThunderMusic" <NOdanlatSPAM@hotmaildotcom> a écrit dans le message de news: > OMAH4leJGHA.3120@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > > ok, I really need to know what's wrong, so I post the 2 configuration > > files so you can see if everything is right (it seems to be) > > TeamplateBLL.Client.config : > > <configuration> > > <system.runtime.remoting> > > <application> > > <client url="tcp://127.0.0.1:30520"> > > </client> > > <service> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSession, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BModel, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BDocument, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFileList, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BGroup, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BProcess, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFolder, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUser, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUserList, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BWorkList, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.EFile, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.RecordList, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSharePoint, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BExchangeDAV, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BTriggerManager, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BInfoPath, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.ModelDeployment, TeamplateBLL" /> > > </service> > > </application> > > </system.runtime.remoting> > > </configuration> > > > > TeamplateBLL.exe.config : (the server) > > <configuration> > > <system.runtime.remoting> > > <application> > > <lifetime leaseTime="5M" sponsorshipTimeout="5M" renewOnCallTime="2M" > > leaseManagerPollTime="5M"/> > > > > <channels> > > <channel ref="tcp" port="30520" machineName="localhost"> > > <serverProviders> > > <formatter ref="binary" typeFilterLevel="Full" /> > > </serverProviders> > > </channel> > > <channel ref="http" port="30521" machineName="localhost" /> > > </channels> > > > > <service> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSession, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BModel, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BDocument, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFileList, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BGroup, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BProcess, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFolder, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUser, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUserList, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BWorkList, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.EFile, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.RecordList, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSharePoint, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BExchangeDAV, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BTriggerManager, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BInfoPath, TeamplateBLL" /> > > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.ModelDeployment, TeamplateBLL" /> > > </service> > > </application> > > </system.runtime.remoting> > > </configuration> > > > > The server seems to respond right in telnet and in IE (well, it gives an > > error because the protocol is not respected, but at least it does > > something). > > > > I found this post and I'm pretty sure the problem is in the config files, > > but I can't see where.... > > http://groups.google.fr/group/microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.remoting/browse_thread/thread/2d783c784fa7694c/6d44ed8454430761?lnk=st&q=%2B%22remoting%22+%2B%22local+object%22&rnum=7&hl=fr#6d44ed8454430761 > > > > Please help!! > > > > thanks > > > > ThunderMusic > > > > > > "ThunderMusic" <NOdanlatSPAM@hotmaildotcom> wrote in message > > news:upXSwOeJGHA.2828@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... > >> Hi, > >> I have a service that accepts remoting connections. On the other hand, I > >> have a client application that wants to connect to the service and get > >> new objects. The problem is that when I try to instanciate a remote > >> object, I always get a local object. I should receive a proxy, but I > >> receive a local instance. I tried loading the configuration file just > >> before my first call to the object without success. > >> > >> Here is the code I'm using right now : > >> > >> string path = > >> System.IO.Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory,"TeamplateBLL.Client.config"); > >> System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingConfiguration.Configure(path); > >> Teamplate.BLL.BUserList bu = new Teamplate.BLL.BUserList(); > >> try > >> { > >> string x = bu.GetActiveDirectoryRecords(); > >> System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(x); > >> } > >> catch (Exception ex) > >> { > >> System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString()); > >> } > >> > >> the 'bu' object should be a proxy but instead it is a local > >> Teamplate.BLL.BUserList object... The method succeed, but local, not > >> remote... Is there a possible source from here to get a solution or will > >> you need the configuration files? > >> > >> Thanks > >> > >> ThunderMusic > >> > > > > > >
it was posted higher in the thread, but I'll post with the revisions here...
Server config: <configuration> <system.runtime.remoting> <application> <lifetime leaseTime="5M" sponsorshipTimeout="5M" renewOnCallTime="2M" leaseManagerPollTime="5M"/> <channels> <channel ref="tcp" port="30520" machineName="localhost"> <serverProviders> <formatter ref="binary" typeFilterLevel="Full" /> </serverProviders> </channel> <channel ref="http" port="30521" machineName="localhost" /> </channels> <service> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSession, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BModel, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BDocument, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFileList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BGroup, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BProcess, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFolder, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUser, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUserList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BWorkList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.EFile, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.RecordList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSharePoint, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BExchangeDAV, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BTriggerManager, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BInfoPath, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.ModelDeployment, TeamplateBLL" /> </service> </application> </system.runtime.remoting> </configuration> Client config: <configuration> <system.runtime.remoting> <application> <client url="tcp://127.0.0.1:30520"> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSession, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BModel, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BDocument, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFileList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BGroup, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BProcess, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFolder, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUser, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUserList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BWorkList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.EFile, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.RecordList, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSharePoint, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BExchangeDAV, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BTriggerManager, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BInfoPath, TeamplateBLL" /> <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.ModelDeployment, TeamplateBLL" /> </client> <channels> <channel ref="tcp"/> </channels> <service> </service> </application> </system.runtime.remoting> </configuration> I hope it helps ThunderMusic "serge calderara" <sergecalderara@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:EA89CB9F-3B2A-4C69-9641-8CDEBAD63676@microsoft.com... [quoted text, click to view] > hi,
> > could you please post your client and server config file, I would be > interresting to see how did you configure it > just to be sure that I have understand as well > > thnaks > > "ThunderMusic" wrote: > >> Hi, >> For those who were seeking for the problem, you may be pleased to know we >> found the solution. In fact, I don't really know why it works, but now, >> it >> works (and seem to work fine, but I did not test myself, but did not have >> any more remarks about it, so I assume it works), we just transfered all >> the >> <service> part into the <Client> part into the client's config file, and >> now >> it works... we receive the transparent proxy objects and they seem to >> contain the information from the server (not local information), so I >> assume >> it's ok. >> >> Now I have another question... WHY? (the eternal one...) I mean, those >> objects are supposed to be server activated (or did I miss something?), >> so >> why must I put them into the <client> part of the client's config file >> while >> they are in the <service> part of the server's config file, shouldn't >> they >> be in the same part of the config file?!? >> >> Thanks to those who helped with the other posts (Serge Calderara & >> Oleksa) >> >> ThunderMusic >> >> "ThunderMusic" <NOdanlatSPAM@hotmaildotcom> a écrit dans le message de >> news: >> OMAH4leJGHA.3120@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... >> > ok, I really need to know what's wrong, so I post the 2 configuration >> > files so you can see if everything is right (it seems to be) >> > TeamplateBLL.Client.config : >> > <configuration> >> > <system.runtime.remoting> >> > <application> >> > <client url="tcp://127.0.0.1:30520"> >> > </client> >> > <service> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSession, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BModel, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BDocument, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFileList, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BGroup, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BProcess, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BFolder, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUser, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BUserList, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BWorkList, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.EFile, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.RecordList, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSharePoint, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BExchangeDAV, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BTriggerManager, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BInfoPath, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.ModelDeployment, TeamplateBLL" /> >> > </service> >> > </application> >> > </system.runtime.remoting> >> > </configuration> >> > >> > TeamplateBLL.exe.config : (the server) >> > <configuration> >> > <system.runtime.remoting> >> > <application> >> > <lifetime leaseTime="5M" sponsorshipTimeout="5M" renewOnCallTime="2M" >> > leaseManagerPollTime="5M"/> >> > >> > <channels> >> > <channel ref="tcp" port="30520" machineName="localhost"> >> > <serverProviders> >> > <formatter ref="binary" typeFilterLevel="Full" /> >> > </serverProviders> >> > </channel> >> > <channel ref="http" port="30521" machineName="localhost" /> >> > </channels> >> > >> > <service> >> > <activated type="Teamplate.BLL.BSession, TeamplateBLL" />
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