Can two dlls with same name but from different author be referenced at the same time?

have remoting with events working on a single machine, but... when I put the > server, client, and remote object on a 2nd machine.... things do not work > completely.. So basically I have the same 3 directories (Client, Server, > RemoteObject) on two machines. I run the server on machine1, the client on > machine2... Now client indeed has access to the remote object... and the > client does call a function on that remote object... as the console for the > server writes out a msg when it gets a request... > > public void BroadCastMessage(string msg) > { > IAsyncResult ar; > > Console.WriteLine("Raising EventHandler1"); > > System.Delegate[] invkList = EventHandler1.GetInvocationList(); > IEnumerator ie = invkList.GetEnumerator(); > while(ie.MoveNext()) > { > RemotingObject.EventHandlerDelegate handler = > (RemotingObject.EventHandlerDelegate)ie.Current; > try > { > ar = handler.BeginInvoke(msg,null,null); > } > > upon calling BeginInvoke, it sits for a second or three... but nothing on > the client occurs... > > Now if I ran the client & server on the same machine, things work.... > > any clues please....

well i have a visual studio created setup. Installation goes fine. The application creates some data file in its installation folder. well when i uninstall the application using the "Add/Remove programs" wizard of windows xp, the data files created by application are not deleted. plzz help

what is the maximum number of clients that can connet to a TCP server ( in .net remoting) and what happens if the number of clients reach beyond the max limit?How can we temper the maximum limit?

well, we make a custom control . its a custom date time control . it has three textbox and a DateTimePicker . On the validating event of the control,the code checks if the date is valid or not. if the date is not valid the event sequence is cancelled so that the control doesnot loose the focus . well the control works fine . BUT THE PROBLEM IS , when the control is used in TabedPane,it does fire validating event but doesnot retain focus.

well, we make a custom control . its a custom date time control . it has three textbox and a DateTimePicker . The user can either enter date through the textbox or select a date from the DateTimePicker. On the validating event of the control,the code checks if the date entered through the textbox is valid or not. if the date is not valid the event sequence is cancelled so that the control doesnot loose the focus . well the control works fine . BUT THE PROBLEM IS , when the control is used in TabedPane,it does fire validating event but doesnot retain focus.

i have just started working on .net remoting . well, an event is raised on some method call in the remote object. But while i assign a handler to the remote object's event property a SecurityException is raised stating : "Type System.DelegateSerializationHolder and the types derived from it (such as System.DelegateSerializationHolder) are not permitted to be deserialized at this security level."