.NET Remoting

Using Matlab 2011A, I need to access a remote app that exposes a .NET Remoting inteface.

Here's what I'm doing:

function ConnectRemoteApp()
  NET.addAssembly('C:\work\MyCo.Remote.dll');
  import MyCo.Remote.* 
  remoteApp = RemoteUtilities.GetRemoteApp('123.45.67.890');
  result = remoteApp.AppName;

Note: Remote.dll contains: (1) implementation of static GetRemoteApp method which returns object implementing IRemoteApp interface (2) declaration of IRemoteApp interface which specifies AppName property

When I execute this function, Matlab says remoteApp has no methods or properties. I know the Remote.dll is good because I can use it from a C# client.

What am I missing?

Thank you.

[Walter Roberson]

If that is an IP address, then the .890 part is invalid. IP addresses in quad form have a maximum of 255 in any component.

;-)

[Jim C]

Yeah, that's not the real address :)

[Kaustubha Govind]

Are you able to use other .NET libraries? For example, from the documentation:

NET.addAssembly('System.Speech')

speak = System.Speech.Synthesis.SpeechSynthesizer;

speak.Volume = 100;

speak.Speak('This is a test')

[Pierre]

If you can use other .Net libraries successfully, you might want to check which *.cfg file is being used in a MATLAB context... I'm no more sure about this since I used .Net Remoting quite some time ago, but isn't the connection properties, layers, protocols, contracts, etc. configured according to a config file "next to" the application assembly, so using the same library from a different context (in particular MATLAB instead of a test client application with the correct connection properties) might read property settings from a different source.