Hi forum,
I am using remoting which uses server activated objects. I am using single Call and tcpChannel. I dont want to use singleton due to other issues..
I am using multiple ports on a single channel. I am unable to scale up the server after 5 calls. I will send the code if you really need how and what am i doing. Please help me ASAP.:(
Thanks in advance,
Phaniraj

Are you assigning a different name to each open port? I believe I had problems opening up multiple ports unless I used the following code to do so (hashtable):

Dim props As New Hashtable()
props.Add("name", "MyListener") ' Make this unique for each port
props.Add("port", CStr(m_iPortNumber))
m_objChannel = New TcpChannel(props, Nothing, Nothing)
ChannelServices.RegisterChannel(m_objChannel)
RemotingConfiguration.RegisterWellKnownServiceType (GetType(MyNameSpace.MyClass), "MyFunction.rem", WellKnownObjectMode.SingleCall)

Is this your issue?

kpphani,
pls send the code, it will better to clear a problem so i can send you an exact answer.


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I tried LocalSystem and LocalService - neither worked...

I got my new service to Start by creating a new WindowsService project from scratch. Plus, the following fields have to be set in order for the project to start:

1) Change the class name from Service1 to MyService (or whatever you want to call it.)

2) Change from
ServicesToRun = New System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase() {New Service1()}

to
ServicesToRun = New System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase() {New MyService()}

3) Change from:
Me.ServiceName = "Service1"

to
Me.ServiceName = "MyService"

4) In ProjectInstaller, change:
a) ServiceProcessInstaller1: Account to LocalService
b) ServiceInstaller1: DisplayName to MyService
c) ServiceInstaller1: ServiceName to MyService

As long as there are no outstanding errors in your OnStart method, it should start.

and:
5) In project properties, change Startup Object from Service1 to MyService.