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Remoting and Citrix / Terminal Servers
Posted by Jayme.Pechan at 8/30/2007 11:06:51 AM
I have an application that registers as a remoting server and runs in the
system tray. Then I have utilities that connect with the server and make
calls. This is analygous to out-of-process DCOM from the old days. My
question is that because remoting uses TCP or similar protocol, will the
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Deployment of Remoting Application
Posted by William at 8/28/2007 9:57:24 PM
Hi
I've developed a remoting application that uses a TCP channel with a Binary
formatter. The server side is a Windows Service that is on the same server
as the database.
When I deploy the server part, I usually create a user account on the server
that the clients use to connect with (the c... more >>
Slow Remoting
Posted by William at 8/28/2007 8:25:05 PM
Hi
I've developed a remoting application that uses a TCP channel with a Binary
formatter. The server side is a Windows Service that is on the same server
as the database.
The service hosts Singleton components under one port and the same
components (gave them different remote names though)... more >>
return from server only works for built-in types
Posted by Jakob E. Madsen at 8/27/2007 1:44:02 PM
The _r.Execute Method always works, no problem (see below).
But when I call _r.GetStatistics() the client fails with the exception shown
below.
It all works if I run the client and the server on the same network, but the
GetStatistics fails when client and server is on different networks. I ... more >>
CPU at 50%
Posted by eusebiu at 8/24/2007 8:07:23 AM
Hello...
I have a web application that is calling a method from a web service.
This webservice has a class that is a client class in a remoting
scenario. The problem is that, after the remote server responds to the
client's(the web service) request and the web method returns a
value(true/fals... more >>
Catch Errors in Windows Service
Posted by Webbert at 8/20/2007 6:24:02 AM
I've been thrown into a remoting production issue and am looking for some
insight as I have never done remoting before.
There is a Windows Service that creates a TcpChannel and everything works
fine for some undeterminate amount of time and then it would appear as the
channel just stops han... more >>
SAO Singleton - Multiple Instances?
Posted by Krip at 8/9/2007 5:17:51 PM
I've got a server activated object (SAO), in singleton mode (hosted in a
server Console application on same machine as client). On the client, I can
instantiate serveral instances via Activator.CreateInstance, and each
instance maintains its own state correctly (via properties on the object).... more >>
GetLifetimeService Error in MMC SnapIn which uses web service
Posted by addam.kolodziej NO[at]SPAM gmail.com at 8/8/2007 7:02:59 AM
How can I increase lease time and where - in SnapIn or on server site?
I have a SnapIn that uses web service methods to work with DB and
always got GetLifetimeService error when some form is not used for a
minute or two. Thanks for all comments,
regards
Adam
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Determine Homepage content change
Posted by Macneed at 8/5/2007 12:00:00 AM
I want to write a c# code to determine if the homepage content was change,
and further, i will write the code to show what is changed,
but if the homepage is write by asp or something else, (e.g. livescore.com
here)
i can't get the real homepage content by the following code,
what can i do?
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20 seconds before socket is closed.
Posted by Justin__Barnes NO[at]SPAM Hotmail.Com at 8/3/2007 8:19:59 AM
I've been asked to find out why it takes 20 seconds before the socket
is closed after a call to a SAO singleton or singlecall object. Is it
possible to change this idle time figure?
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Serialization will not deserialize delegates to non-public methods [HOWTO FIND DELEGATE]
Posted by Martijn B at 8/2/2007 4:38:10 AM
Hi there,
I've been put on a problem where i've got the fix the following issue:
System.Runtime.Serialization.SerializationException: Serialization
will not deserialize delegates to non-public methods.
at System.DelegateSerializationHolder.GetDelegate(DelegateEntry de)
at System.DelegateS... more >>
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