I am testing scenarios for remoting. If I hardcode the client by not using a config file for remoting and try to run the client when the remoted object is not currently hosted by any service I get a socket error. This is good I am expecting this error. If I use a config file with the code listed below It does not throw an error. I have the remoted object running on a different machine. It does not throw an error if the object is not hosted yet it seems to work flawlessly. How does the IDE differ between a referance to a remoted object verse a reference to an object? If I understand correctly a remoted object works against a proxy of the object. So if the service is not up that is hosting the remoted object am I still working against the Proxy or the object itself?
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