RE: dll problem on Remoting app

Hello Ferunic,

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>From your description, you're creating an .net class instance remotely and
when try accessing one of its method you encountred NullReferenceException
,yes?

Based on the error message, the problem seems due to the object instance
not created correctly. I'm wondering what's your actual remoting scenario,
are you creating remote object through cross process remoting(through
tcp/http channel....) or just creating remote object in other appDomain
within same process? If convenient, I'd suggest you provide some further
descrpition or code snippet on this.

Regards,

Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support

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| Hi,
| We have an application which can both run as Local and with remoting,
this
| app use an external dll (let us call it exapp.dll) and everything is ok
when
| the app runs Local (not remoting) but in remoting mode I can declare an
exapp
| object but whe I tried to call method exapp.mymethod() an
| NullReferenceException is thrown.
| Any clues?
| Thank's
|
|
|

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