What are remotable objects in .NET Remoting?
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Answer / bindu sarika
Remotable objects are objects that are marshalled across
different application domains.The objects can be marshalled
by value and marshalled by reference.
Marshalled by value:A deep copy of the object is passed to
the reciever.
Marshalled by reference:A reference to the existing object
is passed .
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Answer / ganesh
Remotable objects are object that are instantiated outside
the caller's application domain.
Either by value or by reference.
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