This will be our first time using LLBLGen and my project has a short time-line. Because of this I would like to use the Self Servicing objects to lessen the learning curve. It has just been mentioned to me that the users of this project may at some point want to use the application over the Internet.

The way I see it I can completely ignore that and go ahead as planed or I can try to reasonably account for it now.

It doesn't seem to me that the Self Servicing objects lend them selfs well for Remoting. Has anyone done this before? Are the Self Servicing objects worth using or am I setting myself up for failure here?

When adapter wasn't available (adapter was added in january this year), selfservicing was the only choice so it is used in remoting scenario's, and it can be used in remoting scenario's, however the lazy loading features and the ability to call a persistence method (Save, Delete) right on the entity can be a problem on teh client, where there is no connection with the db. If you control the client, that's thus a thing to keep in mind.