Thanks to Rocky's feedback I reworked my initial solution to make it a little better. This one doesn't involve reflection at all and it implements a custom interface that is used only between the proxy and the server component. Also, I see I created some confusion with an ill choice of namespace naming. I changed them to be more Csla like. The assembly name also changed. Sorry if you had trouble with that. Also, I separated the "dynamic proxy" part from the actual proxy that does compression so if you don't really need it, you can skip it. The new proxy is called...

To start things off, I thought of writing about something I've done very recently. Have you ever used csla's remoting portal over a slow network? Internet anyone? Not everybody has a super fast connection and even people that do have days where it seems like they're on 56k dialup... I have a 1Mbps connection and even though it's pretty fast for download, it's upload speed sucks , so hosting a remoting portal here can get irritating!! (For the ones on the other side at least). Yes, there's a performance hit because it adds more processing to the overall process, but the size...

Well, having found a new "suitable" place to maintain a blog, here I go again... I'll try to keep a consistent post rate this time and hopefully write some useful articles. As for the aim, there isn't any for now, so I'll post on a variety of subjects and time will tell. Stay tuned!