Chapter 8. .NET Remoting
IN THIS CHAPTER
If you refer back to Table 6.1 in Chapter 6, “Web Services in ASP.NET,” you'll see that we compared .NET remoting to .NET Web Services. This book is devoted to .NET Web Services, but we believe it's a good idea to mention .NET remoting and what it entails so that you are familiar with remoting and can make better design decisions when creating .NET systems.
.NET Web Services are the popular technological buzz today, and there is good reason for this. They're flexible, they're compelling, and they offer tremendous advantage over other forms of remote communication (scalability, coupling, and so on). But .NET is also performance-minded. Remember ...
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