Is it possible to debug 2 clients of a remote (remoting) server on the same pc?

– Tal Sep 23 '09 at 13:32 Yes: microsoft.Com/downloads/… – lod3n Sep 23 '09 at 15:13.

You can always run the client project/solution in another instance of visual studio and debug it. If you are running the client on a specific port/channel then you will need to change the port/channel so that there are no conflicts. I would imagine that you have this information in a config file so it should be fairly trivial to update.

The problem is that by changing the port I am changing the architecture of the application, since it assumes all the remoting calls by the clients are done through the same port. – Tal Sep 23 '09 at 13:34 I tried to configure the server to accept remote calls on two different ports, but I got a runtime error which said ""tcp" channel is already registered". Is it possible to build a server which get remote calls on two different ports?

– Tal Sep 23 '09 at 14:21 I was referring to the client channels not the server ones. Are you building a P2P app? – Abhijeet Patel Sep 24 '09 at 2:51.

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