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Introducing .NET Remoting - Testing it out

David Talbot

Testing it out

Create a table in your database. with the following basic schema:

Table Name-Resume
ResumeID, numeric (autonumber)
UserID, numeric
Title, Char(30)
Body, Text

Double click on the Server exe that we created in step 2, then double click on the Client executable we created in step 3. If everything works out, you should see the row from the database that had the ResumeID of 1.

In closing, .NET remoting is very simple to use and can provide an excellent way to work with resources across your network or the internet.

David Talbot is an experienced Software Architect with a diverse background including creating network applicances, working with television set top boxes, building Billing/CRM systems, Web Portals and more. He has also provided technical guidance in different capacities on two C# books. David is currently finishing up work on a real estate analytics application in C# for Pathfinder Technologies and seeking additional contract or permenet work.

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  • Posted by scotlandhoy on 06 Dec 2005


    forget that last post ...

    I found it in my code ... non-application test code I threw in on the quick ... cause the StackOverflow.

  • Posted by scotlandhoy on 05 Dec 2005


    Hey, did you ever find out what your problem was?

    I got the same error on a completely different project.

    Same M.O. ...

    ... unhandled exception of type 'System.StackOverflowException' occur...

  • Problem running ResumeClient

    Posted by JLChew on 16 Aug 2005

    I encountered the following error message when running the ResumeClient.exe:

    "[red] An unhandled exception of type 'System.StackOverflowException' occurred in mscorlib.dll[/red] "

    at the followi...

  • Great Tutorial!!

    Posted by priyajay on 25 May 2004

    I was looking for a Remoting Sample for beginners for weeks and this was the first that made absolute sense to me. If you are a person with an average IQ like myself, and want to understand the basics...

  • Excellent

    Posted by NutSoft on 30 Jan 2004

    I've been looking for a way to implement a cross application boundary component in C# .NET for most of this week. This looks like it will suit my needs perfectly. Thanks.