.NET Remoting

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.NET Remoting is a now-legacy Microsoft .NET framework technology that enabled communication and object interaction across application domains, processes, and network boundaries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf .NET Framework feature
distributed application framework technology
configurationMethod configuration files
programmatic configuration
designLimitation complex configuration
limited interoperability with non-.NET platforms
tight coupling between client and server types
developer Microsoft
discouragedFor new development
documentationUrl https://learn.microsoft.com/dotnet/framework/remoting/
introducedInVersion .NET Framework 1.0 NERFINISHED
introducedInYear 2002
platform .NET Framework NERFINISHED
primaryPurpose distributed application communication
inter-process communication
remote object interaction
replacedBy WCF NERFINISHED
Windows Communication Foundation NERFINISHED
securityModel Code Access Security
role-based security
serializationMechanism .NET serialization
status deprecated
legacy
supportsActivationMode client-activated objects
server-activated objects
single-call objects
singleton objects
supportsChannelType HTTP channel
TCP channel
supportsCommunicationAcross application domains
network boundaries
process boundaries
supportsFeature asynchronous calls
lifetime services
object leasing
one-way calls
sponsorship for leases
supportsFormatter SOAP formatter
binary formatter
supportsHostingEnvironment IIS NERFINISHED
Windows services
console applications
supportsLanguage C# NERFINISHED
VB.NET NERFINISHED
usesConcept channels
contexts
formatters
message sinks
proxies

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