I want to ask whether the remote object and the host are in the same app domain in .net remoting or a remote object can be in a different domain and host pointing to it.
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Hi, I had similar problems a few months back when writing an application and I concluded that .NET Remoting wasn't suitable in a multi-domain environment unless there were trusts set up that allowed your .NET application to run across both domains. As our network isn't configured to allow for this, we had to go with an alternative solution. Something else that .NET Remoting doesn't allow for is the use of non-serializable class objects, which also added to our decision to go in another direction.Originally posted by tomariI want to ask whether the remote object and the host are in the same app domain in .net remoting or a remote object can be in a different domain and host pointing to it.
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