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From: kunal989
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Hi 
All,
 
I have 
to windows services interacting with each other on different machines. My 
application is in .NET 2.0 framework. Whenever I have my server & client 
application ( caller & calle) on same machine I am able to get proper user 
defined exceptions thrown from Remoting Client application back to Caller ( 
remoting Server application) but when I put them on different machins I start 
getting  below error.
 
"Server encountered an internal error. For more 
information, turn off customErrors in the server's .config 
file."
 
Now in .NET 2.0 application I was able to solve that by 
setting below  property   in my remoting client application & 
after that I am getting proper user defined exceptions. 

RemotingConfiguration.CustomErrorsMode = CustomErrorsMode 
Off;


The problem is that I have some 9 
windows services & it wont be feasible to put this line in all of them. 
I have browsed on MSDN and they suggest creating App.config file for each 
windows service. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/y123fsf7.aspx 

<system.runtime.remoting>
<customErrors 
mode="Off"/>
</system.runtime.remoting>

I would like to use the approach of setting it in 
Machine.Config , I have tried by setting the property in machine.config but it 
wasnt working. Let me know if any one of you have come across such problem & 
suggest a solution.

Thanks

Kunal Shah

9342265409

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