"Stephen Barrett" <stephen_barrett@aon_nospam.com> wrote in message
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>I am having problems getting remoting working in a new environment.
>
> I have an existing environment with a webapp tier, an application server
> tier, and database tier.
>
> The webapp talks to app tier via remoting using a serverfactory/inteface
> design approach. The app tier is hosted in IIS and we use the binary
> formatter.
>
> Everything works fine in an existing environment. We are setting up a
> disaster recovery environment that is a duplicate of the working
> production environment.
>
> We are not using the GAC for any of our components.
>
> In this new environment, when ever we try to call a method on our server
> factory (hosted as singleton), we get a System.Net.WebException: The
> remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request exception.
>
> A coworker and I have both checked the config files at least 10 times to
> make sure everything is configured properly. In fact, the only change of
> the config file from the working production environment is the ipaddress
> of the app server tier in the webapp's web.config file. Everything else
> is exactly the same from what I can tell.
>
> I am guessing that the server itself was staged a little differently by
> the IT group, but I cannot tell a difference. I have tested a self
> contained ASP.NET application on the appserver and web server and it runs
> fine so I believe asp.net is configured properly.
>
> Anyone have any ideas?
>
> This is framework 1.1
>
>

>> I am having problems getting remoting working in a new environment.
>>
>> Everything works fine in an existing environment. We are setting up a
>> disaster recovery environment that is a duplicate of the working
>> production environment.
>>

> Stephen Barrett a écrit :
>>> I am having problems getting remoting working in a new environment.
>>>
>>> Everything works fine in an existing environment. We are setting up
>>> a disaster recovery environment that is a duplicate of the working
>>> production environment.
>>>
>
> Hi,
>
> I am having the same problem and I cannot find any solution. The only
> difference between our working environment and the one which raises the
> Exception is the domain we use.
> If you have solved this problem or have any clue, I am really
> interested since I have to make it work quickly and I have no idea
> anymore...
>
> Thanks a lot,
>
> Alexandre.