Crossing Application Boundaries
Earlier in this chapter, we mentioned that the divisions between application domains and contexts form .NET Remoting boundaries. The .NET Remoting infrastructure largely consists of facilities that handle the details of enabling objects to interact across these boundaries. Having defined some basic concepts in the previous sections, we can look at the overall sequence of events that occurs when a client of a remote object activates the object and then calls a method on that object.
Marshaling Remote Object References via an ObjRef
We mentioned earlier that objects in one .NET Remoting subdivision can’t directly access instances of marshal-by-reference types in another .NET Remoting subdivision. So how does .NET ...
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