Re: Remoting not remoting... I don't understand why

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@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> 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@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> 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
>>
>
> 


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