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Article Discussion: Understanding .NET Remoting
Understanding .NET Remoting If you have any questions or comments on this article then please post them here.
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Hosting remote object in IIS
I wrote simple remote object and hosted in IIS, and created console client to use remote object. It works fine.
But I get into trouble when I try to create anohter app domain in the remote object. I am getting "TargetInvocationException". Any comments.
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Helpp!!!!!!
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I am having trouble getting past the first stage, i.e. getting a view of the Services Description Language mentioned on page 4 of your pdf article. I keep getting a HTTP 500 Internal Server Error.
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