k by throwing an abort
exception into any thread alive there. I think this problem was corrected on
1.1.
regards,
Manuel
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> Hi,
> I'm working on .NET remoting. I'm sending an object from client machine to
> server by using .NET remoting. Client first gets the prox
: pralay [mailto:pralaypati@;YAHOO.COM]
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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Problem is unloading assembly
Hi,
I'm working on .NET remoting. I'm sending an object from client machine
to server by using .NET remoting. Client first gets the pr
Hi,
I'm working on .NET remoting. I'm sending an object from client machine to
server by using .NET remoting. Client first gets the proxy of the server,
then calls a method of that proxy which takes the object as argument. Now
before sending the object, I'm also sending the dll containing the clas