Explain JIT activation?
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Answer / swapna
The objective of JIT activation is to minimize the amount
of time for which an object lives and consumes resources on
the server.
With JIT activation, the client can hold a reference to an
object on the server for a long time, but the server
creates the object only when the client calls a method on
the object.
After the method call is completed, the object is freed and
its memory is reclaimed. JIT activation enables
applications to scale up as the number of users increases.
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Answer / virat
The COM+ Just-in-Time (JIT) Activation service allows idle
server resources to be used more productively. When a
component is configured as JIT activated, COM+ can
deactivate an instance of it while a client still holds an
active reference to the object. The next time the client
calls a method on the object, COM+ reactivates the object
transparently to the client, just in time.
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Answer / yoga
The JIT only used for covert the MISL code into the native
code
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