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What are the types of remotable objects?- The two types of remotable objects are :
Marshal-by-value objects :
These objects are copied and passed by value out of the application domain. When client calls a method on marshal-by-value-object, the remoting system creates a copy of this object and passes the copy to the client application domain. The copy hence received can handle any method call in client domain. Using Marshal-by-value-object reduces resource consuming trip across network.
Marshal-by-reference objects :
The clients that use these objects need a proxy to access the object remotely. When client calls a method on Marshal by reference object, the remoting system create proxy object in the caller application that contains the reference of all method and properties of the object.
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