Hi, I know this is probably easy but... I created a Windows UserControl in VB.Net and added a ComClass interface to enable me to host it in a classic Web Page and for that page to receive an event raised by the control. This works fine on my machine. I placed the Control and the Web Page to IIS on a new server and now I get the control but the event has gone. Any Ideas please ?? Thanks Chubby..

Hi, I used to be able to host an ActiveX Exe in a clientSide Web Page. Can I do similar with ASP.Net with a Windows Application ?? I've tried using the same framework as hosting a control but the EXE just shows as the X..... (it should kick off a form)... Cheers Chubby..

That's exactly what I was looking for. With your help I managed to prove the concept of hooking to my Server EXE. Cheers. Chubby..

Help ! I'm utterly confused on Remoting.... I need my Client Proxy Class to hook to a running instance of a Server Object and to know the state of the object. Anyone please got any ideas on how this is done (in simple language if possible, I'm very new to c#).. I'm tearing whats left of my hair out trying to find a tutorial for this. I can instantiate a class and get it to do things remotely but I dont just want that I want the class to be a hook to the app and know if its connected to a database etc etc.... Any ideas PLEASE...PLEASE...I'm going nuts with this one... Cheers Chubby.

Thanks.

Is there such a thing as a common code module (like a VB Bas File) where a c# application can declare and populate publicly accesible objects / variables ? I'm trying to implement Remoting. The proxy class that is used is always declared as New. If I get the class from the singleton running server then I want it to know about the application's state ? Ie is the object on the server connected to the database etc... Any help gratefully received. Cheers Chubby..

Thanks John. I've decided to look at Remoting, got the simple one working (MSDN)....Will post another thread more approriate to my problems now. Thanks again. Chubby..