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Microsoft .NET Remoting is a key technology not particularly well explained by the relatively few books and articles dealing with it. There is an unfortunate tendency to lose track of major features among the details and alternatives. A derivative of the useful article on Component Object Model would be of help here.

Craig Bolon 14:08, 25 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]


This is advance and replacement of DCOM.The Client send an object through proxy and receive this request in server object.