Basic Remoting
At its most basic level, remoting is the capability to communicate with components in separate AppDomains. Figure 21.1 shows a simplified view of two objects communicating via remoting—a client component in AppDomain A communicates with a server component in AppDomain B.
Figure 21.1. Basic remoting diagram.
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An AppDomain is an execution environment within a process. It separates managed applications during execution. This provides several benefits including reliability and security.
Since remoting supports multitiered as well as distributed architectures, the server component in AppDomain B could easily be extended to a client ...
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