Is the COM architecture same as .Net architecture? What is
the difference between them ?
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Answer / rcnivas
com architecture needs registratation & classids where as .net
architecture does not need registration & classids
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Answer / rcnivas
no
com dll doesnot conatain metadata and it supports
registration & classids
where as .net dll contains metadata and does not support
registration and classids
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Answer / kavitha
In Com no version is maintained but in .net different
version of the component are maintained in GAC.
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