> ... which is also why this won't work when the client is behind a firewall or nat'ing device. > > because of this little detail, it renders the technology almost useless. :)
Certainly, if you want a server to make a call to an object in a client that is behind a firewall, you cannot use TcpChannel. It is not designed for that. However, this is a limitation of the TcpChannel, not a limitation of Remoting. It is possible to implement a remoting channel that allows bi-directional communication between a firewalled client and a server. For example, a SMTP/POP3 based channel ;-). The remoting infrastructure is indeed very flexible. Regards, Lluis. _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - <a href=/faq.html#spam>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</a> http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
