Mahjayar's WebLog.

In .Net 2.0 (Whidbey), Remoting introduced support for IPC channels. This was a quick way for local machine processes to communicate with objects hosted locally. Now there is a small behavior that users might not be aware of when they are unmarshalling Read More...

One common question I see on Remoting forum is how to configure a proxy to use a particular channel from the set of registered channels for communicating when creating a proxy. For instance consider an Remoting application that exposes both a secure and Read More...

Update : Turns out this SP was only for the Visual Studio tools part and not for the framework. Which means the QFE wont be in this. Sorry about that (Will confirm before posting the next time). Over the weekend, Visual Studio team released SP1 for Whidbey Read More...

There has been some cases where users have reported an AccessViolation when upgrading their Remoting app's to Whidbey. Some users found that the problem reprod only when they had some anti virus software (Nod32 in particular) installed and the AV went Read More...

One of the common question we have in remoting forums is how to configure Kerberos delegation with .Net 2.0. Rick Rainey has an excellent detailed post on how to configure this over at the remoting blog . Check it out!. Thanks Rick. Maheshwar Jayarama Read More...

I am also part of the team that supports all versions of .Net Remoting. We found that lot of customers had simialr questions/concerns in migrating from .Net 1.1 to .Net 2.0 and we thought it would be great if we started a team blog for Remoting. We have Read More...