Is the COM architecture same as .Net architecture? What is
the difference between them?
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Answer Posted / chaitanya p deshpande
COM & .NET in essence exhibit the similar concept of black
box. However the significant difference lies in their
implementation. .NET is light weight whereas COM comes with
a added baggage.
Also, using COM interop you can comminicate between the
two. The diffefernce is similar to what we have between
manage code and un-manged code.
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