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Making Objects Remotable

.NET Framework 2.0

The .NET remoting infrastructure enables object references to cross application-domain and context boundaries. This section describes those boundaries and how different types of objects cross them.

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Boundaries: Processes and Application Domains: Describes the isolation boundaries that the Windows operating system and managed run-time environment provides to protect individual applications from the failure of other applications.

Remotable and Nonremotable Objects: Describes remotable and nonremotable objects.

How to: Create an Exception Type That Can be Thrown by Remote Objects: Describes how to create an exception type that can be thrown by remote objects

Using Generic Types With .NET Framework Remoting: Describes how to use generic types in .NET Remoting distributed applications.

Events and Delegates with .NET Framework Remoting: Describes how to use events and delegates in a .NET Remoting application.

Related Sections

.NET Framework Remoting Overview: Provides a high-level overview of .NET remoting as well as more in-depth information.

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